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Royal Enfield at Vintage Festival
Royal Enfield's 125th Anniversary Classic 650 will be on view and riders can sample other Royal Enfields at the Barber Vintage Festival Oct. 9-11 in Alabama. Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum
Redditch revives famed carnival
The reborn Redditch carnival Saturday reminded us of Royal Enfield's floats that won prizes in past events (1950 shown above). Redditch Standard
WA 2015 500
Apply to run in Build.Train.Race
Applications are open for the 2027 season of Royal Enfield's Build Train Race series for women. Royal Enfield
Flying Flea rolls out in Europe
Royal Enfield's electric Flying Flea goes on sale in Paris, Barcelona, Rome, Berlin and London, and in an added "Parachute White" color. VisorDown
TX 1959 Patrol Car
World circling Bullet in museum
World travelling motorcyclist Jacqui Furneaux poses with the Royal Enfield Bullet 500 that took her around the world. It's now in the Beaulieu National Motorcycle Museum. Facebook
Royal Enfield Photo of the Week
Click on the image to see full size. Photo is lit to best advantage. Who could not want this bike? CraigsList
NC 1966 Interceptor
PA 1970 Interceptor
Explained: Why old Bullets wet sump
Your old iron barrel Royal Enfield Bullet smokes on start-up? Paul Henshaw explains what causes wet sumping, and what you can do about it. YouTube
Mice found in Royal Enfield toolbox
CA 1950s Fire Arrows
CA 1999 Deluxe
PA 2020 Works Trials Replica
ME 2005 diesel
WY 2009 Electra
FL 2016 GT 535
Start using my new email address
Please start using my new email address,
RoyalEnfields.com
@gmail.com
You'll still reach me, David Blasco. The change is a cost savings.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Homemade Enfield V-twin on the road
In a new video, Aniket Vardhan explains the latest modifications to the Royal Enfield V-twin motorcycle he built from two 350cc Royal Enfield Bullets. His latest YouTube video takes us for a ride "with a bit of throttle."
The young man from Columbus, Ohio, accomplished in a borrowed machine shop what Royal Enfield riders have often dreamed of: a double-barrelled motor. It's fun to watch him in action. His tentative nickname for his creation is: The Musket.
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