Royal Enfield

More than often, we see people transforming their motorcycle's with an aftermarket exhaust system. The newly launched Twins from the brand are no exception. With the demand for an aftermarket exhaust system so high, exhaust manufacturers too, have been readily supporting this demand, and currently, customers have a huge number of systems to choose from. Italian exhaust manufacturer, Termignoni offers this really neat looking exhaust system for the brand new Interceptor 650. This aftermarket system gives the twin cylinder motorcycle Read More...

It has been some time since the Royal Enfield twins were launched in our market. Now, the customised versions have started to trickle in from various chop shops in the country. Rajputana Customs, a well-known customisation stop in the country has been responsible for a number of unique builds, which are an extension of the personalities who swing a leg over these creations. Their latest, called the ‘Vigilante’ GT-650, is based upon the Continental GT 650 from Royal Enfield and Read More...

Royal Enfield has been a great canvas for those who flaunt their creativity. The affordability of these bikes makes them immensely popular amongst enthusiasts to buy and modify to their personal taste. Here is on such example of a Thunderbird 350, transformed into a beautiful machine, following the design language of a conventional chopper-style motorcycle. From a new elongated suspension, reworked body panels and much more, a lot of work has been done on the bike. Read ahead, to know Read More...

Royal Enfield is one bike maker which produces a range of classic looking motorcycles which can fascinate both, the young and the young at heart. The Classic 500, one of their bestsellers, is also a popular platform for those looking to make their ride unique. Keeping this in mind, EIMOR Customs also known as East India Motorcycle Revolution, have come up with a new modified Classic 500, which is named ‘Arsenal’. The Arsenal is truly a brute and aggressive looking Read More...

Last Sunday, all the Royal Enfield riders from across the world participated in the ‘Ride as One’ event, in which the entire Royal Enfield Community rode together to celebrate the 9th edition of One Ride. The One Ride 2019 was organised in over 305 cities, across 35 countries. Over 15000 brand enthusiasts rode together to honour their mutual passion for motorcycling across 187 cities in India. Being one of the largest motorcycle community rides in the world, the One Ride Read More...

The Hero XPulse had made its India debut at the 2018 Auto Expo. Since then, the bike was delayed due to some reasons, and it became one of the most awaited adventure motorcycles. Finally, the XPulse 200 has been launched at a price of Rs 97,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi), while the FI version is priced Rs 8000 more than the standard variant. Let’s have a look at how this new affordable adventure tourer can give a tough competition to the segment Read More...

It is no longer a secret that Royal Enfield is overhauling its bread-n-butter motorcycles with some fresh updates. The Royal Enfield Classic range of motorcycles is among those. Spotted while being tested on the open road by our friend and reader Vasanth Hariragavan, it appears that the 2020 Royal Enfield Classic will be a more comfortable motorcycle for those who wish to ride it for longer distances. First up, notice the tall windscreen, which is also available as an optional Read More...

A fairly new product in the Indian market, the brand new Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 is a wonderful motorcycle. The clip-on handlebars and rear biased footpegs give the bike a more committed riding position, compared to its straightforward twin. Priced rather inexpensively for a 650 cc parallel twin motorcycle, production of the bike is on full throttle and many people are getting deliveries every day of their new bike. As it has been with all Royal Enfields, the Continental Read More...

The Flying Flea was a tiny 125 cc motorcycle made by Royal Enfield while the World was still at war for the second time. This lightweight motorcycle was designed to be carried in gliders and even thrown off of an aircraft in remote locations with a parachute. These motorcycles helped the soldiers to quickly carry messages and signals to places where radio communication was not in place. Playing a crucial role in the war, this motorcycle is nothing short of Read More...