Royal Enfield

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...

Royal Enfield’s annual motorcycling festival, Rider Mania 2019 is back with 3 action-packed days of music, motorcycling and celebrating the beauty of the biking community on the sunny shores of Goa. The event will be held from 22nd to the 24th of November, 2019 and will also include riders from across the world, who are getting a first-hand experience of the Royal Enfield way of life. For 2019, Royal Enfield has already started accepting registrations for their Rider Mania festival. Read More...

After successfully completing the 16th edition of the Himalayan Odyssey, Royal Enfield has initiated a beach cleaning drive near the Mahalaxmi temple in Mumbai. To support their journey towards sustainability and a clean and green environment, motorcycling enthusiasts from across Mumbai, came together on Sunday morning to clean the beach, near Mahalaxmi Temple. The Royal Enfield community, along with the support of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) gathered more than 150 volunteers to clean the beach and reduce a significant Read More...

Taking the biking community by surprise, last year Royal Enfield launched the 650 twins at unbelievable prices. Starting from INR 2.5 Lakh for the Interceptor 650 and INR 2.65 Lakh for the Continental GT 650, these bikes are the most affordable 650 cc motorcycles on sale. Just to put things in perspective, bikes with 300 cc, parallel-twin engines, like the Benelli 302R and the Kawasaki Ninja 300, retail for around INR 3 Lakh. With such attractive pricing and supreme build Read More...

Perhaps the most iconic Indian motorcycle brands all over the world, Royal Enfield has launched their entry-level Bullet models in a revamped avatar. Apart from a number of minor changes, Royal Enfiled is also offering a significant price drop, making the entry point in the brand much more affordable. The standard Bullet 350 now retails for an ex-showroom price of INR 1.12 Lakh, while it cost INR 1.21 Lakh earlier. Moreover, if you want a convenient electric starter motor as Read More...

It is no secret now that Royal Enfield is working on a new generation of single-cylinder motorcycles. With the new emission norms to be put into effect from next year, the Indian bike manufacturer is preparing a range of new generation, BS-VI compliant models to prepare for this deadline. A video uploaded on Youtube channel GOUTHAMZONE showcases the new generation Classic and new generation Thunderbird motorcycles riding back to back in a blacked-out colour scheme, trying to hide some design Read More...