Class IX student transforms Royal Enfield into an e-bike in Delhi

15-year-old Rajan, a Class IX student, from Delhi, has done an astonishing feat with his technical skills. At an young age, this boy has converted a damaged Royal Enfield bike into an e-bike. The student says that it has taken just 3 days for this transformation.

New Delhi: 15-year-old Rajan, a Class IX student from Delhi, has done an astonishing feat with his technical skills. At an young age, this boy has converted a damaged Royal Enfield bike into an e-bike. The student says that it has taken just 3 days for this transformation.

Apart from this, the student claims that this e-bike can be easily charged at home and on a single charge, it will run for 100 kilometres. The student said that all this started from the first lockdown and now he has achieved success. ETV Bharat spoke to Rajan, a Class IX student of Sarvodaya Bal Vidyalaya under the Delhi Directorate of Education, who accomplished a rare feat.

The student said that he had first started experimenting with a bicycle, but he was not successful. He experimented on scrap bikes for about a month. He managed to succeed in his mission and now he dreams to make an e-car. Rajan also added that he did these experiments during the lockdown period. He took one month to collect all the materials to make the bike. He could finish the job in three days by spending just Rs 50,000 for his new endeavor.