Royal Enfield

Royal Enfield Himalayan was one of the first homegrown adventure tourer motorcycles launched in India when it first hit the roads in 2016. At that time, in the same category, it had just a solitary rival in the form of Hero Impulse, which sadly didn’t do well in the markets and later had to be re-incarnated in the form of Hero Xpulse. Not only in India but the Himalayan has also found a liking in the foreign markets as well, Read More...

Royal Enfield motorcycles are just as popular with women, as they are with men. Besides motorcycles, the bikemaker has also been in the business of apparel and riding gear for quite some time now. However, the range was only reserved for men, until now. RE has announced the launch of its first-ever apparel and riding gear range, exclusively for women in India. Available online and at select stores in Delhi, Bangalore, Ahmedabad and Kolkata, this first collection is anchored by Read More...

It isn’t surprising that almost all the organizations have suffered losses as compared to the previous financial quarters, owing to the nationwide lockdown which ensued in the month of March. For the quarter ended March 31, 2020, Eicher Motors’ total revenue from operations was recorded at Rs. 2,208 crores, down by 12% as compared to Rs. 2,500 crores in the corresponding quarter of FY 2018-19; EBITDA was Rs. 432 crores, down 37% as compared to Rs. 685 crores in the Read More...

Before the current situation, the automotive sector was already reeling under the effect of a slowdown. Major factors like implementation of new stricter emission norms from BS4 to BS6 can be attributed to this slowdown. However, the impact created by the outbreak of covid-19 worldwide has had a much widening and detrimental effect on the sales of automobiles. The effect has been more prominent in case of two-wheelers in comparison to four-wheeler passenger vehicles. Over the past couple of days, Read More...

Royal Enfield has decided to discontinue the Bullet Trials 350 and the Bullet Trails 500 in India. With barely a year since their launch,the company has taken off both the models from its official website. While there has been no official update from Royal Enfield India regarding the discontinuation of the models, as per some dealers, it is confirmed. The reason for discontinuation is thought to be the low sales for the bikes. Both bikes were introduced as a means Read More...

Recently, popular two-wheeler manufacturer, Royal Enfield, announced a first of its kind initiative called 'Slide School' to encourage motorcycle fanatics to experience and learn flat tracking. Flat track riding is one of the fastest-growing forms of motorsport, as it involves sliding a motorcycle sideways through different corners of an oval track. The Slide School was unveiled by Mr Vinod Dasari, CEO Royal Enfield and the first edition of this initiative will commence in January 2020 at Big Rock Dirt Park Read More...

Ever wondered what the royal families would ride if there were bikes in the 16th and 17th century? Well, Rajputana Customs might have had the same thought, which is why they went ahead and converted this thought into reality by customizing a Royal Enfield Classic 500 into an antique-looking bike called Ranisa. The bike gets plenty of gold-plated inserts to give it a touch of royalty. Rajputana Customs is bike modification company based in Jaipur, Rajasthan. They are well-known for customizing Read More...

Stories were told, stories were written, about those who once rode these motorcycles and, yet, nothing is forgotten. History is repeating itself with the comeback of the retro classic in this modern age. Inspired by the Benelli-MotoBi range which was introduced in the 1950s, Benelli has launched the Imperiale 400 in India. It costs INR 1.69 Lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). The trend of retro classic motorcycles in the Indian market has led to the rise of competitors for the Royal Enfield Read More...

One of the oldest and most popular motorcycle brands in the world, Royal Enfield, recently unveiled its latest custom-built motorcycle, called ‘The 30’, at the Kustomfest 2019. The 30 is based on Royal Enfield’s mid-size bike, the Continental GT 650, but gets a classic-modern café racer look. This beautiful customization was made by Krom Works Garage, which is an Indonesian custom builder, known for its unique inspirations and design. Royal Enfield was also an important part of this creation, as Read More...