Royal Enfield showcased three custom motorcycles at EICMA 2026, based on the Shotgun 650 and Classic 650.
By Deepanshi | Published Nov 05,2026
The striking-looking Shotgun 650 ‘Son Of A Gun’ is made by the Australian custom house Deus Ex Machina.
It has a maroon and silver paint scheme with custom graphics, special alloy wheels, blacked-out engine casings, and custom bendpipes and exhausts.
Mechanically it is powered by the stock 648 cc air and oil-cooled parallel-twin engine.
Production is limited to just 100 units, and each buyer gets an exclusive Royal Enfield x Deus souvenir jacket.
VITA by John Customs is based on the Classic 650 and was built by the Japanese custom house John Customs.
This custom chopper features two 650 cc parallel-twin engines joined together, which makes it theoretically a four-cylinder engine.
It also has a custom girder-style fork, a huge 26-inch front wheel and brushed aluminium finish with mahogany wood elements.
Animus One is built by Nineteen Works, also based on the Classic 650, it has a chrome tubular frame, a girder-style fork and a very low-slung seat for a vintage look.
Its extended tail section reaches well past the rear wheel and gives it an aerodynamic shape.
Amongst the trio, the Animus One is the most unique-looking of the three. It is a one-off and won’t be sold, unlike the 100-unit Son Of A Gun.