Wanted: Great stories
I welcome news, information and tips about Royal Enfield motorcycles. Share your stories and pictures with me: RoyalEnfields.com@gmail.com
Some of my favorite stories have come from Royal Enfield riders who have written to me. Here are some you might like:
Chatting with the Call Center Guy: You've probably had many occasions to talk on the phone to help center workers in India. Have you ever been tempted to talk about Royal Enfields with the help desk guy? Gary Pinchin did it.
Victoria returns: Storybook endings happen in the world of motorcycles, too. Malcolm Fisher of the United Kingdom parted with his Royal Enfield Bullet , then decided he missed it and wanted another one. The one he found was his own, beloved Victoria. Here's his story.
His 'cheat sheet': Ted Wetzler, of North Ridgeville, Ohio, decided to make his own "cheat sheet" to pass out to curious people, giving them something to answer their questions and remember their encounter with his unusual vehicle. One side had pictures. Read what he wrote on the other side.
A 'Big Head' hillclimber: Denis Gagne of Maine told us about his father Jerry's exploits on an Indian hillclimber powered by a rare Royal Enfield Big Head Bullet motor. He sent shots of the motorcycle as it looks today, and photos of his dad in action in the 1970s. There's even a video of Denis' son Bruce riding it.
Better than ever: Don McMahan of Lino Lakes, Minn., has had his 1967 Royal Enfield Interceptor since 1971 — except for three years, when it was stolen from him. He got it back and made it better than ever with the help of Royal Enfield guru George Helm. Here's the story.
A mystery is solved: An unusual looking Royal Enfield is a very rare model, sold in the United States for one year only, 1961. Its owner, Jim Luzier, hadn't been able explain what it was to daughter, Aimee. Jim died in 2009. But he left a picture of himself, taken in 2008. In what Aimee says was a playful mood, Jim had posed for a picture for a friend. Jim is shown holding up a sign that identifies the motorcycle!
PA 1970 Interceptor
Himalayan 750 mules spotted at dump
Development mules for the coming Himalayan 750 were seen at E. Taylor Metal Recycling, a 26-minute drive from Royal Enfield's Leicestershire, England Technology Centre. Visordown
WY 2009 Electra
CA 2015 500 chrome
Classic 350 tribute to Gurkhas seen
How British bike brands got to India
Why Royal Enfield makes India proud
Nine out of 10 diamonds on earth are cut in India. The ring still sells as Tiffany. Not so Royal Enfield. It sells at a premium in England, to English riders, with full Indian motorcycling heritage. e4m
Royal Enfield Photo of the Week
Click on the image to see full size. A place we'd all like to motorcycle, and the photo even throws us a curve. CraigsList
VT 2014 GT 535
MN 2020 Works Trial Replica
Great Royal Enfield gift package
Royal Enfield swag including a decorative fuel tank, multi-tool, keychain and refrigerator magnet: $29.99. Royal Enfield of Fort Worth
Is 750cc too much for Royal Enfield?
NC 1966 Interceptor
TX 1959 Indian Patrol Car
FL 2016 GT 535
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