A crisp winter morning, a silent street and the distant thump of a single-cylinder engine — that was my first encounter with the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Graphite Grey. Even before I saw it, I could feel the bike’s presence. And when it finally rolled into view, the grey bodywork with neon yellow highlights stood out
In a notable development for adventure motorcycle enthusiasts, Royal Enfield has quietly increased the price of the tubeless cross spoke wheels on its latest off-road offering, the Himalayan 450. The price for these wheels has jumped from ₹11,224 to ₹17,350, marking a steep hike of ₹6,126 for new buyers. While Royal Enfield has not issued an official press release on
If you’re even remotely into retro motorcycles, you’d know that Royal Enfield doesn’t just sell bikes — it sells an emotion. This June, the brand reminded everyone why its thump echoes through city streets, highways, and mountain passes alike. Eicher Motors Limited, which owns Royal Enfield, has shared its numbers for June — and the news is good. Royal
A long-time Bullet owner recently shared his hands-on riding experience with the Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 and Bear 650, offering real-world insights into how these new machines perform on Indian roads. As a loyalist to the Royal Enfield legacy, the rider has spent years with the Bullet 350. Now, with curiosity and enthusiasm, he tested out the new-generation 650s—Shotgun and Bear—to see
Prices for the iconic Royal Enfield Bullet 350 have gone up. The brand has quietly updated its pricing across most variants, with the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 price now starting at ₹1.75 lakh and going up to ₹2.18 lakh (ex-showroom). The hike isn’t huge—ranging from ₹2,000 to ₹3,000—but it’s enough to get potential buyers talking. Subtle, But Worth Noting
For years, the Himalayan has been a favorite among adventure riders, and now, it’s heading into a new era. The Royal Enfield Electric Himalayan, seen on recent road tests, marks the brand’s first major leap into electric mobility. It’s a big move—not just for Royal Enfield, but for India’s entire two-wheeler segment. Spotted on Indian Roads:
Old-School Charm Meets New-Age Muscle: Which One Deserves Your Garage? In a market obsessed with high-performance machines and modern tech, a handful of motorcycles continue to hold their ground by doing the exact opposite—they bank on timeless styling, raw road feel, and character. The Royal Enfield Classic 350, Jawa 42 FJ, Honda H’ness CB350, and
In a dimly lit workshop somewhere in London, a British chopper was being born—not from blueprints or boardroom meetings, but from shared passion. Royal Enfield, the iconic motorcycle maker, joined hands with The Great Frog, a legendary London-based jewelry house known for its dark, bold, skull-studded pieces. What emerged from this collaboration was not just a motorcycle—it
Hello Riders, here comes the next chapter in the Royal Enfield story. Royal Enfield is gearing up to launch the 2025 Royal Enfield Hunter 350 on April 26. While the mechanical soul remains untouched, what’s changing is the attitude — bold new colors, subtle styling updates, and a handful of meaningful tweaks to refine what’s already a
Hello, riders! The long-awaited Royal Enfield Classic 650 has finally hit the Indian roads, bringing with it the perfect blend of power, heritage, and modern engineering. With a starting price of Rs 3.37 lakh (ex-showroom), the bike stands as an irresistible option for enthusiasts who crave classic aesthetics with a punchy performance. The top-end Black