RE Shotgun 650 Coming Soon – All you need to know

Royal Enfield at Motoverse captivated enthusiasts with an unexpected unveiling of a limited edition bike the Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 which is priced at Rs 4.35 lakh, ex-showroom

Platform and Design

The Shotgun 650 shares its platform with the Meteor 650, but dons a distinctive look with altered front suspension rake and unique wheels, altering the motorcycle’s overall geometry.

Styled as a bobber, it boasts a tank reminiscent of the Classic series but with a sleeker profile. The single seat and twin peashooter exhausts enhance its classic appeal, while the showstopper is its hand-painted finish, limited to just 25 units.

Engine Specifications

The Shotgun 650 houses the proven 649cc parallel-twin air-cooled engine, renowned from models like the Interceptor, Continental GT, and Meteor 650. With a power output of 47bhp and 52Nm of torque, with a 6-speed gearbox handling the transmission duties. The exhaust design promises a throaty note, and Royal Enfield enthusiasts can expect a range of accessories to amplify both protection and performance.

Equipment and Features

The limited edition Motoverse model boasts top-tier features, including USD forks by Showa, twin rear shocks, alloy wheels, disc brakes at both ends equipped with dual-channel ABS, a classic round instrument cluster, bar-end mirrors, and comprehensive LED lighting. The engine components are elegantly blacked out, adding a touch of sophistication to its rugged charm.

Production Version and Expectations

While details about the regular production version remain scarce, some aspects like suspension and wheels are likely to remain consistent. The limited Motoverse edition features a single seat, with the pillion seat available as an optional extra.

What we Think

The Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 emerges as a limited edition jewel, seamlessly blending classic design with modern performance. With its unique platform, powerful engine, and top-tier features, it promises to be a collector’s item for motorcycle enthusiasts.

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