Ultraviolette
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Ultraviolette Automotive is a Bangalore manufacturer of electric
motorcycles. They offer an impressive lineup. Its CEO rode the C6 Flying
Flea and welc...
TX 1970 Interceptor
Who was she? Wren on a motorcycle
She rode in London through the Blitz and the Blackout, delivering messages for the Admiralty. And now we know her name. Read her story: Wren on a motorcycle
CA 2022 INT 650
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Royal Enfield Photo of the Week
CA 2021 INT 650 custom
MA 1953 Patrol Car
Brianna Cutler sweeps BTR races
Brianna Cutler (35) completed a double victory, winning Race One and Race Two of the Royal Enfield Build Train Race series at Road Atlanta April 18 and 19. Jasmine Noelle was second and Bryanna Everitt third in both races. Royal Enfield
1963 Constellation still impresses him
Once consigned to tugging sidecars, the 1963 Royal Enfield Constellation still delights, all on its own. MoreBikes
OK 2016 500
PA 1970 Interceptor PRICE CUT
Flying Flea range claim 'ridiculous'
Royal Enfield's range claims for coming Flying Flea electric are "fever dreams"' reviewer says. electrek
TX 1959 Patrol Car
NM 1956 Super Meteor
WA 2011 500
Royal Enfields were Indians in '50s
For sale on eBay: ads from the 1950s show Royal Enfields being marketed as U.S. Indian motorcycles. eBay
Classic Vs. Classic, 350 Vs. 650 twin
Can he start it? Bullet idle 6 years
Paul Henshaw pulls a 350 Royal Enfield out of the shed and tries to start it. Can he? Watch: YouTube
Dan Holmes DRS racer for sale
Monday, May 17, 2010
Let's hope your Royal Enfield motorcycle
isn't the first to FAIL on Failblog.org
I haven't seen a Royal Enfield motorcycle there yet, but motorcycles do turn up with some frequency on the FAIL Blog, an online site devoted to making you feel better by showing you the preposterous things other people do.
My daughter Anna keeps me up to date on FAIL Blog's offerings. I've posted a couple of my favorites here.
It's a little bit unfair that some of the pictures come from parts of the world where, of necessity, motorcycles are the way everything moves, including furniture.
I actually admire the ingenuity of the fellows moving the chair.
Still, my ambition in life is to never, ever, turn up on FAIL Blog.
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Ha! Hilarious! I can't believe this guy thought this was an acceptable way to move a grill!
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