Business Today Royal Enfield unleashes two 750cc beasts! Himalayan and Continental GT have a big surprise Royal Enfield unveils Himalayan 750 and Continental GT 750 at EICMA 2026, alongside Flying Flea S6 electric bike and limited-edition Shotgun 650. Explore features and launch details. Royal Enfield has…
EICMA: 2028 KTM 450 RC First Look Gallery Motorcycle.com KTM announced an 450 RC sportbike at EICMA, introducing not just a new mid-displacement sportbike, but also a new twin-cylinder platform that slots in between its 390 and 690 Singles. Production is supposed to start…
Royal Enfield has unveiled its all-new Continental GT 750 café racer, which gains the incoming 743cc twin housed by the new Himalayan 750, albeit tuned for more performance. Royal Enfield has given the public a first look at its incoming Continental GT 750, with…
Not wanting to lag behind other manufacturers, KTM has pulled the wraps off the 450 RC at EICMA 2026, but is refusing to say too much about the bike; here is what we do know. KTM says the chassis setup is new,…
The 2024 Royal Enfield Himalayan is an all-new adventure bike that keeps the original’s simplicity and approachability while modernizing nearly everything else. A new liquid-cooled engine, a new chassis, and modern electronics make it a far more capable machine than the…
For all intents and purposes, Royal Enfield is the oldest motorcycle brand in continuous production, and that shows on the floor of the Italian show. While many of the brands present in Milan these days focus on one or two…
The 670cc adventure motorcycle comes with long-travel suspension, a 21-inch front wheel and extensive electronic equipment. All this are a manageable 200kg dry weight. Moto Morini has unwrapped the new Camel at EICMA 2026 bringing back one of its familiar names from the…
Royal Enfield has showcased the 2027 Himalayan 750 and Continental GT 750 at EICMA 2026. The Himalayan 750 is the brand’s first motorcycle in the 750cc category, while the Continental GT 750 is set to become its most performance-focused production motorcycle. The two motorcycles were among the…
All five bikes use a parallel-twin engine mated to a six-speed gearbox, but the Himalayan 750 is the only one that uses a simpler air/oil-cooled architecture. So despite having the largest displacement, it falls short on peak power on paper.
After teasing the motorcycle and showcasing images of the bike, Royal Enfield has finally unveiled the new Himalayan 750 at the 2026 EICMA trade show in Milan, Italy. The adventure bike is powered by a bigger parallel-twin engine, gets premium cycle parts,…
Royal Enfield has a claim no rival can match: it has been building motorcycles, in one form or another, since the turn of the twentieth century, longer than any other brand still in production. It started in Redditch, England, with the slogan "Made like a gun," and today it is one of the great success stories of Indian manufacturing, selling well over a hundred thousand motorcycles in a good month and exporting retro-flavored bikes to dozens of countries.
The Indian chapter began in the 1950s, when Bullets were assembled in Madras for the Indian Army. The English parent folded around 1970, but the Indian operation kept building the old single almost unchanged for decades. Eicher took over in the 1990s, and under Siddhartha Lal the company modernized its engines and factories, opened a technical center in Britain and widened the range with the Classic 350, the Himalayan adventure bike and the 650 twins. Owners love the thump, the character and the low running costs; critics point to weight, vibration and finish that can lag the price of rivals.
The modern lineup is built on a handful of platforms: the J-series 350 singles behind the Classic, Bullet, Hunter and Meteor, the liquid-cooled 450 under the Himalayan and Guerrilla, and the 650 twin powering roadsters, cruisers and the Classic 650. Flying Flea is the new electric sub-brand. Rivals range from Honda's CB350 and Jawa at home to Triumph's 400s and Harley's X440. Expect a steady flow of launches, monthly sales figures, special editions, EICMA reveals and export news.
The world's oldest motorcycle brand still in production, born in England, reborn in Chennai, from the thumping Bullet to 650 twins and Flying Flea EVs.
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