Top 7 Custom Royal Enfiel Builds of 2022
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It is unclear to me why Bike EXIF does these kinds of retrospections, but
we will not pass on custom Royal Enfields in this blog.
VA 2017 500
NH 2015 GT 535
Super Meteor 650 goes the long way
Royal Enfield's Celestial model makes long distance cruising comfortable and affordable too. Top Speed
Bear 650: Wrong in all the right ways
Smartest Enfield: Guerrilla Apex 450
Small changes to the little things that matter to a rider make the Guerrilla Apex 450 Royal Enfield's smartest motorcycle. Top Speed
Bullet 650 twin introduced in U.S.
Jay Leno hosted unveiling of the new Bullet 650 in North America at the 2026 Audrain Newport Concours and Motor Week in Newport, R.I. Royal Enfield
VA 2014 GT 535 with ACE mods
Flying Flea offers reverse setting
It's not the first electric motorcycle to offer it, but Royal Enfield's Flying Flea does have a clever back-up feature. YouTube
Explained: Why the Classic 350 excels
Royal Enfield Photo of the Week
TX 1959 Patrol Car
Can the Flea really be this good?
PA 1970 Interceptor
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
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
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
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.
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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