Royal Enfield Bikes News

The motorcycle was launched just about a year ago

Confused between the retro twin-cylinder and the sporty single? This will clear things out

These pointers can come in handy to take care of your trusted two-wheeler

It’s the first two-wheeler company in India to accomplish this task

Deliveries will commence in as early as a week from now

Unofficial bookings for the BS6-compliant Royal Enfield Bullet 350 are already open

We pen down a couple of positives and negatives of the new Himalayan BS6 to help you make the final decision

What’s Royal Enfield working on behind closed doors?

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Not sure about the Classic 350 BS6? Here are some interesting alternatives in the same budget

While Royal Enfield’s domestic sales witnessed an upswing, Bajaj, Hero and shone in terms of exports

The new motorcycle gets a fuel-injected motor and new colours

Royal Enfield is expected to unveil a slew of new motorcycles and concepts, including the Meteor, at EICMA 2020

BS6-compliant vehicles are more expensive than their BS4 counterparts, but some have received a crazy price hike! But which one takes the top spot?

You can reserve the bike for a token amount of Rs 10,000

There is a negligible drop in the power rating of the 648cc parallel-twin motor

The BS6-compliant variant is around Rs 10,000 more expensive than before

Recent spy images give us a peek into Royal Enfield’s upcoming roadster

The test mule looks quite different from the Thunderbird 350X that was spotted late last year

The updated 650cc motorcycles now cost Rs 8,000 to Rs 9,000 more than their BS4 versions

The cult bikemaker has also announced that its 500cc range will be discontinued from the Indian market post-March 31, 2020

Could you do better with Rs 1.86 lakh? Here’s what else you could buy instead of the Himalayan BS6

Here's a closer look at the updated B6-compliant ADV

With six paint options on offer, it can get quite confusing to pick one for your new Himalayan. That's where we come in