Royal Enfield has expanded its 650cc motorcycle range in India to seven models. Each model features a 648cc parallel-twin engine, but offers distinct experiences based on ergonomics and styling.

These motorcycles represent the end of an era, and they may soon become some of the most desirable bikes on the used market.

I visited the London Motorcycle Museum this week to be shown around the classic Triumph bikes by my friend Geoff Selvidge.

The race has some Hollywood glamour but nothing can detract from the serious business of taming the fearsome public roads course ...

Two 650cc Royal Enfields with the same heart, but different souls. If you are thinking about which one is right for you? Here ...

Royal Enfield has officially entered the Central American motorcycle market with its expansion into Panama. The iconic Indian ...

Royal Enfield Classic 650 modified into a retro retreat by custom bike builder, Nineteen Works, looks absolutely outlandish ...

The Royal Enfield Bullet 650 has been lauched in India, available at a starting price of Rs 3.65 lakh (ex-showroom), and ...

Royal Enfield might not have done a lot to differentiate the Bullet 650 from the Classic. And yet, the experience is wildly ...

Lancashire’s Distinguished Gentleman's Ride raises £20,101 for Movember, as 200 riders on vintage motorcycles parade through Darwen, ...

Royal Enfield registered strong domestic sales growth in April 2026, driven primarily by its 350cc motorcycle lineup, which accounted for 91.25% of total domestic sales ...

Made famous as the motorcycle model ridden by the Englishman who changed the Middle East, Colonel T.E Lawrence – better known as ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ – this 1933 Brough Superior SS 100 is being ...