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All-New Royal Enfield Motorcycle Spotted; To Rival Jawa Forty Two
According to recent reports, the spy images of a new Royal Enfield motorcycle have surfaced online. Though some might consider it as the upcoming Thunderbird variant, a closer look at the lower stance and different designing traits confirm that it is unlike any other product from the brand. Compa...
According to recent reports, the spy images of a new Royal Enfield motorcycle have surfaced online. Though some might consider it as the upcoming Thunderbird variant, a closer look at the lower stance and different designing traits confirm that it is unlike any other product from the brand.
Comparing the new Royal Enfield motorcycle with the upcoming next-gen model of the BS6-compliant Thunderbird, that has been spotted multiple times, the former features a lower-slung profile while getting a single flat seat as opposed to the split-seat setup offered to the Thunderbird cruiser.
Apart from this, the new motorcycle also features a tweaked tail light setup which has been positioned a bit higher. Comparing the fuel tank design with that of the Thunderbird, the new motorcycle features an oval design when compared to the round unit offered on the former.
In addition to this, the turn indicators on the new bike have been positioned a bit higher. The side panels on the new Royal Enfield Motorcycle feature a triangular look as opposed to the elongated outlook spotted on the updated Thunderbird variant.
Since the new motorcycle features many designing traits different from the 2020 Thunderbird and 2020 Classic variants, one can expect it to be an all-new motorcycle range from the brand that will directly rival the Jawa Forty Two in the Indian market.
The new Royal Enfield Motorcycle currently matches with the Thunderbird styling on many levels thus, one can also expect it to be the next-gen Thunderbird X variant with different styling language though there has been no official confirmation received on any speculation. Whatever the result may be, a new bike from the most cherished Indian brand will be taking the Indian two-wheeler segment by a storm.
Images Source: ACI
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Meet Royal Enfield Beach Tracker (Modified Classic 500)[/caption]
Apart from this, the new motorcycle also features a tweaked tail light setup which has been positioned a bit higher. Comparing the fuel tank design with that of the Thunderbird, the new motorcycle features an oval design when compared to the round unit offered on the former.
In addition to this, the turn indicators on the new bike have been positioned a bit higher. The side panels on the new Royal Enfield Motorcycle feature a triangular look as opposed to the elongated outlook spotted on the updated Thunderbird variant.
Since the new motorcycle features many designing traits different from the 2020 Thunderbird and 2020 Classic variants, one can expect it to be an all-new motorcycle range from the brand that will directly rival the Jawa Forty Two in the Indian market.
The new Royal Enfield Motorcycle currently matches with the Thunderbird styling on many levels thus, one can also expect it to be the next-gen Thunderbird X variant with different styling language though there has been no official confirmation received on any speculation. Whatever the result may be, a new bike from the most cherished Indian brand will be taking the Indian two-wheeler segment by a storm.
Images Source: ACI
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Immanuel Raja is an Automotive Writer with 8 years of experience covering the Indian automotive landscape. He specializes in Electric Vehicles and Hybrid Technology, with particular expertise in battery systems, charging infrastructure, and the integration of alternative powertrains in Indian road conditions. Raja has extensively tested over 200 vehicles across various segments, from entry-level EVs to premium hybrids, developing nuanced insights into their performance on India's diverse and challenging roads. His analysis encompasses both technical specifications and practical ownership considerations that matter to Indian consumers, including charging accessibility, maintenance costs, and performance in extreme weather conditions. With a finger on the pulse of India's evolving automotive preferences, Raja delivers clear, factual assessments that help readers navigate the transition to electrified mobility in the context of India's unique market dynamics.
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