Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 News

This is the story of an iconic brand which soldiered on through many sea changes in the Indian two-wheeler industry and still managed to stay different

The ECU upgrade makes a considerable difference in the way the power and torque is delivered

The Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650 have seen a steady rise in demand over the past couple of month

Singh will be in charge of BMW, Mini and BMW Motorrad brands in India

Royal Enfield brought its A-game at the 2019 Wheels and Waves festival in France

Potential buyers have a reason to rejoice as waiting periods have gone down compared to the month of April

The software updated should iron out issues like engine stalling at higher altitudes

The brand plans to target semi-urban markets with 350 such smaller dealerships

The custom bike gets long travel suspension, raised fenders and heavy-duty guards amongst others

The Interceptor turns the notion of mid-capacity twin-cylinder bikes being expensive on its head. Check it out in this detailed image gallery

Here are some proper enthusiast-friendly bikes that you can buy for the price of the newly launched TVS Apache RR 310

Here's how we think the Meteor will differ from the Interceptor

It took Royal Enfield just five months to achieve this feat

Here’s what clicks and what doesn’t on the Enfield twin

We list five major news that caught our attention in the past week

Planning to buy a Royal Enfield 650? Well, you need to be patient as the waiting period for both the bikes is around four to six months across India

The new accessories will be available in RE dealerships soon

The Prime Project is one of the best-looking custom Interceptors we’ve seen so far

Thailand has emerged as one of the biggest markets for RE globally

From the Interceptor 650 to the new Dominar 400, here’s all the bikes that made the cut

It features a gorgeous chrome finish, new tyres, new handlebars and more

The accessories will be made by Pune-based Autologue Design

Can the Dominar 400 UG edge past its competition on paper?

Does the Royal Enfield twin have the capabilities to keep up with the king of the pocket rockets?