Royal Enfield Motorcycles

About Royal Enfield

Founded in 1901 in Redditch, England, and later finding its permanent home in Chennai, India, Royal Enfield has become a global phenomenon. The brand’s philosophy of "Pure Motorcycling" focuses on simple, resilient, and characterful machines that prioritize the riding experience over outright speed. The "Bullet" remains the longest-running motorcycle model in history, but it is the brand’s modern revival with the 650 Twins and the new Himalayan that has captured the international spotlight.

Technically, Royal Enfield has undergone a massive modernization. The 650cc parallel-twin engine (Interceptor/Continental GT) was developed at their UK Technology Centre, featuring a 270-degree crank for a characterful V-twin-like feel. The new Himalayan 450 marks their first foray into liquid-cooling and DOHC technology with the "Sherpa" engine. This database provides exhaustive technical details for Royal Enfield models, including engine outputs, fuel economy, and the specialized chassis geometry developed in collaboration with Harris Performance. Whether you are researching a vintage cast-iron Bullet or the latest liquid-cooled adventurer, these specs represent the backbone of the middleweight world.