Watch: Punjab Man Turns Royal Enfield Into Sugarcane Juice Stand, Internet Hails His Jugaad

Many entrepreneurs show that a good idea is enough to start a business. A man from Punjab followed suit and creatively converted a bullet bike into a sugarcane juice cart. He manages to make a substantial income selling juice during the summer months. He personally converted the bullet into a mobile sugarcane juice stall and mentions that the conversion cost him around Rs 1.5 lakh. The man shared details of the same exclusively with Local 18. He explained that for the past three years, he has been modifying a bullet bike by installing a generator, turning it into a sugar cane cart. He travels annually from Punjab to Nalgonda district of Telangana for the summer season to run his business and then returns to his village in Punjab once the season is over.

He proudly states that he made the stall himself, spending 1.5 lakh on modifications. The stall works smoothly, without problems. Sugarcane is sourced daily from Hyderabad and he sells each glass of sugarcane juice for Rs 20 earning up to Rs 1500 rupees per day.

Many customers highlight the health benefits of its sugarcane juice. They share that it not only cools the body, but also significantly improves digestive health. Sugarcane juice also proves beneficial to animals, increasing milk production in buffaloes and contributing to their overall health.

Last year, Air Marshal (retd) Anil Chopra tweeted a video where you just need to press a few buttons to get the juice to come out. The person recording the video goes to the sugarcane juice vendor and is completely surprised to see the machine. Then she asks him how the machine works and explains the whole process. In the video, the seller is seen putting the sugar cane into the machine through a hole and the juice comes out of a tap after pressing a few buttons. The seller was offering his sugarcane juice for only 20 lei.

The video has gone viral on Twitter with over 1,43,000 views and the device looks amazing, but people have criticized it. One Twitter user said that this innovation is very old and claimed to have seen a similar machine eight years ago in a mall where sugarcane juice was being sold at a very high price. Another says that this machine is a fake because in the old machine the whole process was done before the viewer’s eyes, so that it could be seen that the juice came out clean and pure. He argued that in this case it is possible that the juice has already been put into the machine beforehand and is not fresh.

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