2019 Royal Enfield 650

[nednedned]

[Fledermaus]

They seem decent enough for the money.
Prob best to buy in year 2 to see if there are any issues needing ironing out.

[miglo]

Is that an oil on the stanchions?

[allsorts&oddjobs]

theres one of these in sprocket and hubs now, theyre having a bit of a launch day on sunday 17th if anyone is interested. could be a good yoke for the money, worth taking for a test spin anyway.

[bogman]

Took a test rice on the Interceptor in Delhi 2 months or so ago, very impressed, couldn't find anything I didn't like about it, love the throaty exhaust note, its larger than I expected it to be...

[ridelikeaturtle]

That's a great looking bike, I'd have that all day long. Seems ripe for customization.

[bonzoid]

They've definitely nailed the look, wonder about reliability/glitches?....

[flyingdutchman]

That engine in an Himalayan and it would be a decent budget Adventure yoke

[positron]

£5500 for a Royal Enfield?!! Whoa.. that's crazy!

Growing up in India in the 90s, Royal Enfield Bullets (they were simply known as Bullets) were around 50,000 Indian rupees, which is about 800 euro. These days they are around 1500-2000 euros there I believe may be 3k for this model. Nearly 6k here. I am going to India later in the year - if it wasn't for the kids (and work and bills to pay) I would buy one and ride it back!

[flyingdutchman]

Originally Posted by positron

£5500 for a Royal Enfield?!! Whoa.. that's crazy!

Growing up in India in the 90s, Royal Enfield Bullets (they were simply known as Bullets) were around 50,000 Indian rupees, which is about 800 euro. These days they are around 1500-2000 euros there I believe may be 3k for this model. Nearly 6k here. I am going to India later in the year - if it wasn't for the kids (and work and bills to pay) I would buy one and ride it back!

And get slapped in the face with VRT to bring it back up to around the same price as buying it here