Royal Enfield Bikes News

Royal Enfield’s neo-retro roadster, the Guerrilla 450, has finally been launched and we got to ride it. Here’s an in-depth review of the bike in detailed pictures.

This modified adventure bike is based on Royal Enfield’s 650cc platform which we've long wanted to see

It has been an interesting week for the Indian bike industry. From bike and scooter launches to design patents of upcoming bikes, discount offers & more!

Royal Enfield has opened up pre-bookings for the Himalayan 450 in the American market. Here’s all about its price, variants & more

The many variants and colours can get a bit confusing, so here’s our explainer on what each brings to the table.

We see if the upcoming BSA Gold Star is worth the wait or is it just better to get the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 right now

The bike gets a quilted seat, oval-shaped side panels, dual-purpose tyres and other elements to make it look like a scrambler. Overall, the design looks similar to that of the...

The updates are expected to be in the features department and the bike is expected to remain unchanged mechanically

The base Analogue variant gets a semi-digital instrument console whereas the mid Dash and top Flash variants feature a full TFT display

Here are the most exciting things that happened this week

The base Guerrilla 450, at Rs 2,39,000, costs just Rs 500 more than the Harley-Davidson X440, which starts at Rs 2,39,500 (ex-showroom Delhi). Here’s how they compare

Launched at Rs 2,39,000 (ex-showroom), the Himalayan 450 is available in 5 single-tone and dual-tone colours. It comes in 3 variants: Analogue, Dash and Flash

Royal Enfield has rolled out a bunch of accessories like crash guards, mirrors, seats & more to set up the Guerrilla 450 the way you want

Both bikes are based on the 452cc platform and share the same liquid-cooled, single-cylinder Sherpa engine. Here are the differences and similarities between both bikes as well

Both bikes offer good performance and stylish looks, but let’s dive deeper to see how they compete against each other

The 450cc roadster is available in three variants – Analogue, Dash, and Flash – and comes in five single-tone and dual-tone colour options

Here are all the details we know about it, including the expected price, engine and other bits

Royal Enfield is working on a 250cc bike, under the manufacturer’s new ‘V’-platform. It is likely to feature a smaller version of the 350cc J-series engine found in the Royal...

The test bike was spotted at a Royal Enfield service centre. It features a dual-tone yellow and black colour scheme which we have seen earlier

From new launches and the latest spy shots to major insights on upcoming bikes and more! Here’s what all happened this week in the two-wheeler industry

The below list includes bikes from American, Indian, British as well as Swedish manufacturers, with the cheapest bike starting from Rs 1.99 lakh and the most expensive at Rs 2.92 lakh...

The Classic 650 has a bigger engine and dual peashooter exhausts, while the Shotgun 350 has a mini ape-hanger handlebar and a removable pillion seat, like the Shotgun 650

Likely to be launched in 2026. Can the electric bike carry Royal Enfield’s classic legacy?

The latest spy shots reveal new details about the upcoming Guerrilla 450 including a new accessory and a new colour