My daughter sent me an email today asking whether anything was wrong: I hadn't posted anything new about Royal Enfields lately.
Everything is fine. Like most people, I've been distracted by the holidays and visiting family. Rather than riding alone or toiling in the garage I've been shuttling relatives to the beach in the family car. It's a pleasant, unhurried duty that gives me a lot of pleasure.
I do miss blogging. But it's times like these that bring to mind the oddity of using the Internet to communicate about a motorcycle from the age of the singing telegram. Wouldn't I rather just be riding to the chuf-chuf-chuf of my Bullet? Sure I would and, given the choice, I would ride it a long way away from the nearest wireless hot spot.
I bought, and ride, a motorcycle designed in the day because I wanted to escape the rat race, get off "the grid." I wanted to use simple tools to make simple changes in my motorcycle and my life. Points ignition for me! Yet I prefer a fast connection to the Internet...
Three in a row for woman racer
Kira Knebel took her third Royal Enfield Build Train Race victory of the weekend Sunday at The Ridge Motorsports Park in Washington state. RoadracingWorld
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Designing the new Flying Flea
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Royal Enfield is 'Best Sounding'
A 1962 Royal Enfield Interceptor was judged the "Best Sounding Vehicle" at the 2025 Greenwich, Conn. Concours. Hemmings
PA 2012 Desert Storm
FL 2014 Battle Green
TX 1959 Patrol Car
New Royal Enfield Goan 350 now in U.S.
FL 2018 500
WA 2015 500
OR 2014 GT 535
CA 1961 Bullet
MN 1999 bobber
TN 2014 GT 535
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Build Train Race road racing 2025
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