The Longest Motorcycle Ever Built – And It Rides Like a Dream!

The Longest Motorcycle Ever Built – And It Rides Like a Dream! 

Indian biker builds an 86-feet motorcycle that can carry 10 people—pure engineering passion on two wheels.

Daring to Dream Big

Meet the Man Behind the Monster Machine

When was the last time you saw a motorcycle and thought, “Yeah, that could be longer”? For most of us, a motorcycle is about speed, style, and agility. But for Bharat Sinh Parmar, it was about scale. This Indian bike enthusiast didn’t just tweak a design or swap out parts—he went all-in, building a motorcycle over 86 feet long, certified by Guinness World Records as the longest motorcycle in the world.

Yes, 86 feet 3 inches. That’s longer than three city buses put together. And no, it’s not just for show—it’s rideable and can carry 10 people. Let that sink in.

The Vision That Fueled the Build

Not Just a Bike—A Statement

For Parmar, this wasn’t just about chasing a world record. It was about showing what Indian talent, creativity, and craftsmanship can achieve when backed by pure obsession. In a world that often celebrates the fastest or the most expensive bikes, he carved a space for the longest.

He worked for months in Gujarat with a small team, welding metal frames, engineering balance mechanisms, and testing every section. Every bolt, every joint, every inch was measured with care. This wasn’t just a mechanical challenge—it was an exercise in determination.

The result? A marvel of balance, control, and collaboration. A machine that screams passion louder than any exhaust pipe.

The Build Breakdown

How Do You Even Make an 86-Foot Motorcycle?

You're probably wondering: How the hell does it even turn?

Fair question.

The bike’s base uses a stretch chassis design, customized from scratch. The engine sits at the front, like most conventional motorcycles, but that’s where the similarities end. The elongated body is reinforced with tubular frames, allowing the load to spread across the entire length.

Its tires, too, are carefully spaced and reinforced. The steering is a game of precision, almost like captaining a ship. But Parmar didn’t just make it long for length’s sake—he made it work. And yes, it rides smoothly—though probably not your choice for weekend corners in the hills.

It’s less a speed machine and more of a symbolic ride—a parade-worthy beast that inspires awe wherever it rolls.

Riding with Purpose

Why Passion Projects Matter More Than Ever

Let’s face it—most people today want quick results. Fast builds. Easy fame. But Parmar’s bike is the opposite of instant gratification. It’s a lesson in sticking with a crazy idea, even when others laugh.

There’s something deeply moving about that.

It reminds us that engineering is still about imagination. That motorcycling is still about emotion. That in an age of cookie-cutter builds and algorithm-fed trends, someone can still take a wild idea and run (or ride) with it.

His bike doesn’t just break a record—it breaks the mould.

Bikes That Tell Stories

From Garage Dreams to Global Headlines

There’s a unique charm in builds like Parmar’s. They’re not meant for dealerships or racetracks. They’re meant to spark conversations.

"Is it safe?"
"How does it balance?"
"Why would anyone make this?"

All valid questions. But the real answer is this: Because someone dared to try.

And in doing so, Parmar joined a global legacy of garage builders, record breakers, and rebel tinkerers—those who turn wrenches with wild hearts.

His motorcycle now stands not just as a ride, but as a testament to Indian innovation and DIY spirit.

Where Do We Go from Here?

Let This Be a Kickstart for More

Will we see a longer bike soon? Maybe.
Should we build just to break records? Not always.

But if Parmar’s journey teaches us anything, it's this: Limitations exist until someone chooses to ignore them.

So, the next time you think your idea is “too big,” remember there’s a man in Gujarat who built a motorcycle longer than most homes.

What’s stopping you?

Have you ever dreamed of building something outrageous? Something no one else believed in? Or maybe you've seen wild bikes that blew your mind? Let’s chat in the comments. Drop a pic, share a story, or just say what this build makes you feel.