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Custom Royal Enfield Himalayan 411 Dirt Bike by 999lazer

This is the “Silver Surfer,” a crash-damaged 2022 Royal Enfield Himalayan 411 that was expertly converted into a pure dirt bike. The build was a project by Max Hind of the 999lazer YouTube channel, executed in a remarkable four days by mechanic and test rider Sean Smith.

The entire purpose of the build was to prove the low-cost, low-power Himalayan could survive the UK’s most grueling off-road endurance event, the Weston Beach Race, an event known for overwhelming even professional-grade motocross bikes.

Custom Royal Enfield Bear 650 by K-Speed

This is the Royal Enfield Bear 650, transformed into the “Black Bear” by the undisputed master of monochrome, Tanadit Sarawek (or simply Eak) of K-Speed in Bangkok. The K-Speed workshop operates under a philosophy where black paint and matte finishes dominate, aiming to strip a factory machine of its innocence and infuse it with a sharper, darker identity.

The goal for the new custom Royal Enfield Bear was to leverage its existing scrambler platform to create a powerful back street brawler, focusing entirely on a clean silhouette and aggressive stance.

Royal Enfield Has a Year’s Worth of Motorcycles Stockpiled in the US

In a maneuver that would make any seasoned aviator tip their cap, Royal Enfield has executed a strategic freight run, importing nearly 9,000 motorcycles into the U.S.—a year’s worth of inventory is stockpiled—just ahead of a 25% tariff on imported vehicles and parts.

This bold move ensures that American riders can continue to enjoy the Meteor, Hunter, and Classic 350 models at current prices, at least for the time being.

Royal Enfield and Icon Team Up for a Limited-Edition Shotgun 650

Royal Enfield, the grand old name of big singles and classic iron, has joined forces with the boundary-pushing minds at Icon Motosports to create something rare—a limited-edition Shotgun 650.

And when they say “limited,” they mean it. Just 100 of these machines will roll off the line worldwide, with a mere 25 making it to European shores.

Royal Enfield Officially Reveals the Flying Flea FF-C6, and Here’s What You Need to Know

Royal Enfield has long been the name that defined rugged, no-nonsense motorcycling. But now, with the advent of Flying Flea, a new electric sub-brand, they’re steering that legacy into the future with a vehicle that’s anything but conventional. Meet the Flying Flea FF-C6—an electric motorcycle that’s as forward-thinking as it is stylish, with technology so integrated, it feels like the ride evolves with you.

At its core, the FF-C6 is driven by the Snapdragon QWM2290 operating system, a marvel of modern engineering that brings to life an interactive, true round TFT cluster. It’s not just a display—it’s the digital soul of the motorcycle. Minimalistic but highly functional, the screen shows only the critical data you need, like your speed and power delivery, while cleverly hiding the rest. It’s a subtle but important shift: technology should support the ride, not distract from it.

Royal Enfield Global Sales Surge of 4.7%, Closing in on 1 Million Milestone

Few brands in the world of motorcycling carry the weight of history quite like Royal Enfield. In 2024, this storied company achieved a new milestone with global registrations reaching 944,000 units—a Royal Enfield global sales surge of 4.7% over the previous year.

With its sights firmly set on the one-million mark, anticipated in 2025, Royal Enfield now ranks as the 10th largest two-wheeler manufacturer globally, or 7th if we narrow the focus to motorcycles alone.

Royal Enfield Himalayan 650 Spotted Testing

The long-rumored Royal Enfield Himalayan 650 has finally emerged from the shadows, and it’s shaping up to be a blend of rugged adventurer and street-friendly tourer.

Spied during testing in southern Europe, this near-production-ready bike is equipped with spoked wheels, a large bash plate, and a half-fairing with a generous windshield, signaling its dual-purpose intent.

The 8 Coolest Beginner Motorcycles (2024)

The first motorcycle. It’s a rite of passage, a gateway to freedom, and a crash course (hopefully metaphorical) in two-wheeled living. The beginner bike needs to be approachable yet brimming with charisma—something to ignite your passion for riding without scaring you off.

After all, the coolest bikes aren’t always the fastest; they’re the ones that make you smile every time you thumb the starter. Here are eight machines that deliver just that. These are the coolest beginner motorcycles.

Check Out the 2025 Royal Enfield Goan Classic 350

Royal Enfield’s latest reveal, the Goan Classic 350, takes its celebrated Classic 350 and dresses it in full bobber regalia. This head-turner embraces nostalgia while blending modern touches, making it one of the most eye-catching 350cc motorcycles around.

Design-wise, the Goan Classic 350 retains the bulbous fuel tank, round headlight, and chrome details of its sibling but stands out with an ape-style handlebar, a solo bobber saddle, and forward-set footpegs.

Check Out the 2025 Royal Enfield Classic 650

Just when you thought the Royal Enfield 650 twin platform had explored every motorcycle niche, they dropped the 2025 Royal Enfield Classic 650.

Showcased at EICMA 2024, this model taps into RE’s heritage with their well-loved 650cc parallel twin, wrapped in a silhouette that echoes over half a century of Royal Enfield Classics.