Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 Launching Tomorrow
The Flying Flea is the brand's first electric bike, and its lightest bike as well
(The Royal Enfield Flying Flea has been launched)
Royal Enfield will launch its first electric modern-retro roadster, Flying Flea C6 tomorrow. The brand has already revealed all the specs of the electric bike, and it's the lightest Royal Enfield bike.
It is has a 15.3kW, 60Nm motor, that gives it a claimed top speed of 115kmph, and a 154km IDC (Indian Driving Conditions) claimed range. The Flea has a 3.91kWh lithium-ion battery, that can be charged be fully charged in 2 hours 16 minutes using the on-board charger.
The feature-list of bike includes 5 riding modes (City, Rain, Highway, Sport and Custom), three levels of traction control, dual-channel ABS with switchable rear ABS, hill-hold assist, and a wireless phone charger. It also gets a circular 3.5-inch touch-enabled TFT console with Bluetooth connectivity for SMS and call alerts, and full Google Maps navigation.
Another highlight of the Flying Flea is its girder fork, which looks quite retro. On that note, the rear suspension is a monoshock, and its quite neatly hidden under the seat.
BikeDekho Says
The Flying Flea C6 is expected to be priced about Rs 3 lakh (ex-showroom), which will make it quite a premium, lifestyle product. It's a more urban-oriented bike, considering the range on offer. However, if you wish to take it out for longer rides, you will have to carefully plan your charging stops, well in advance. All in all, the Flea looks quite good, should be usable on an everyday basis, and will manage to turn more than few heads when its out.
Flying Flea C6 (Royal Enfield) User Reviews
This bike maintain well quality of material and provide also premium service. Easy to use any where, now available many dealers
I think this segment will boom when it launched. May be will affect to other EV bikes and as well Own RE petrol vehicle too.
The Flying Flea C6 is based on a forged aluminium frame suspended using a girder-style fork at the front and a monoshock at the rear. The battery is encased in magnesium for better cooling and to save weight. Read More
It's not worth bike. And the. Battery is okay but it's not efficient for people who are having high weights. And with some improvement in the design bike may look too good
Habibi it's a good bike it's going to be a bang the mileage was good enough to be liked by many youngsters