Finally four energetic mastermind students have come with working prototype of "CNG Motorcycle&

A bike that runs on CNG and gives a mileage of 100 kms per kilogram may sound almost impossible but four young boys in New Delhi have achieved the impossible.

The cost of running the bike for 100 kms comes to merely Rs 40. The final make of the bike is expected to cost between Rs 30,000 and Rs 40,000.

Four boys, namely, Faisal Shah Khan, Sayed Monis Athar, Faraz Hasan Malik and Wasim Akram, who have completed their B.Tech from an IIMT engineering college in Greater Noida have come up with a prototype version of the CNG run bike in a span of less than one year.

According to Faisal Shah Khan,

“The purpose of developing such a bike was to make it environment friendly and provide a cheaper means of transport”. The project was conceived in October 2015 and the bike’s prototype version was finally rolled out in june 2016.

Explaining the modifications in the bike

Faisal said,

“All the modified equipment for the prototype motorbike was made in the college workshops under faculty guidance. The bike has a modified carburettor and

a regulator to control the gas intake.

A one kilogram CNG cylinder is fitted in the bike and it runs on both petrol and gas.

Faraz Hasan Malik, another mastermind of the project and a resident of New Delhi, said the whole project is self-financed and the money was contributed by all of them.

The four youth have gained appreciation from experts when they showcased their innovation at the national exhibition held at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi on Dec 4 last year.

This bike got patent in july-2016. One of the four boys, Wasim Akram, is to redesign the bike make through Computer Aided Design (Solidworks) software.

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