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35,000 to bring the beauty back to its original essence. 45,000, after which he had to spend another Rs. At the time when he bought the pocket bike, it was in a bad shape but not beyond repair.
According to the owner of the motorcycle, the Bobby is hard to get and he got the one through one of his Facebook friends after he saw some pictures of the motorcycle. Looking at the bike one can’t say that it was in quite a bad condition some time back. However, R Deena Dayalan, an avid motorcycle collector and restoration expert from Mysore has restored an old GTS 175 to its original glory and the bike looks as fresh as a daisy. Not many perfect examples of this 70s bike remain now. It is from here that this bike got its Bobby nickname, which has stuck with its till now. Often refereed to as the monkey bike due to its hunched seating position and low powered engine, it was made more popular by Bollywood actor Rishi Kapoor when he used the motorcycle in the famous flick ‘Bobby’. The Rajdoot GTS 175 was quite a popular bike during its time.
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