Royal Enfield has replaced its Thunderbird 350 with the all-new Meteor 350. It carries a price range of Rs 1.76-1.91 lakh (ex-showroom). The Meteor 350 is a purpose-made cruiser motorcycle that employs a brand new double-downtube cradle frame. It also features forward-set footpegs and high handlebars. Powering this new RE model is a newly-developed, 349cc, […]
read more...To boost sales in the middle of the ongoing crisis, Royal Enfield is offering special rewards on all of its motorcycles until May 31. Amounting to a total of Rs 10,000, these rewards include extended warranty, genuine Royal Enfield accessories and official apparel. If customers want to buy more accessories over the offer limit, they’ll […]
read more...Royal Enfield has confirmed that its 500 cc UCE engine will be discontinued once the BS6 regulations come into effect, i.e., from April 1, 2020. Consequently, the Bullet 500, Classic 500 and Thunderbird 500 will be phased out. Therefore, the Classic 500 Tribute Black Limited Edition has been revealed as the last hurrah to the […]
read more...Royal Enfield’s lone adventure tourer, the Himalayan, has been upgraded as per the BS6 emission norms. The new model has been priced at Rs 1.86-1.91 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The Himalayan BS6 comes in 3 new colour options – Gravel Grey, Lake Blue and Rock Red. Additionally, the bike now gets a hazard light switch as […]
read more...The Royal Enfield Classic 350 BS6 has been launched in India at Rs 1.65 lakh (ex-showroom). This makes it dearer by Rs 11,000 when compared to the BS4 version. With this update, the Classic 350 gains fuel injection as well. However, Royal Enfield has not revealed the updated power and torque figures of the bike’s […]
read more...What is it? Royal Enfield’s most powerful and polished motorcycle yet. Design & Build The Interceptor is a typical British modern classic – retro and understated. It looks like a mini Triumph Bonneville and that’s a good thing. The rear look is particularly interesting with that dual exhaust design. However, I do believe that a […]
read more...Royal Enfield’s recently introduced Make Your Own customisation service is now live on its website in the form of a configurator. Available only for the Classic 350 as of now, the configurator gives a digital preview of how the bike will look with the preferred accessories installed. There is a total of 9 categories to […]
read more...Royal Enfield has launched a custom ‘Make Your Own’ service for the Classic 350 with single-channel ABS. More models will likely soon be added to this service. Make Your Own will help new Classic 350 owners to configure their bikes with genuine Royal Enfield accessories during booking. So, customers will get all the chosen accessories […]
read more...In order to make its best-selling model more accessible, Royal Enfield has launched the Classic 350 S in India at Rs 1.45 lakh (ex-showroom), which makes it Rs 9,000 lesser than the Classic 350. The most obvious emission on the Classic 350 S is the lack of dual-channel ABS. Here, only single-channel ABS is offered. […]
read more...As reported earlier, the most affordable Royal Enfield model has been launched in India. It is priced at Rs 1.12 lakh for the base variant and Rs 1.26 lakh for the ES variant (both prices ex-showroom). Based on the Bullet Standard, the new model takes a lot of design cues from the Thunderbird X series. […]
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