A Royal Enfield Scrambler 650 has long been rumored, and now there is evidence to support those assertions. A set of spy shots have surfaced that show a test mule of the upcoming motorcycle.
According to the spy shots, the Scrambler 650 will share certain parts with the Super Meteor 650, including the USD front forks and round LED headlight. But there are some significant distinctions between the two bikes as well. For example, the Scrambler 650 will have spoked wheels wrapped in mild dual-sport tyres, while the Super Meteor 650 has alloy wheels with street tyres.
The design of the lights on the two bikes is another major difference. The Scrambler 650 has a more open rear fender with a taillight cluster that is located much higher up than on the Super Meteor 650. The Scrambler 650 now has a more unique appearance as a result.
The seating position on the Scrambler 650 is also more upright than on the Super Meteor 650. This is to be expected, as the Scrambler 650 is designed to be more off-road capable.
There is no word yet on when the Royal Enfield Scrambler 650 will be officially launched. It's also possible that the bike may be revealed during EICMA 2023, which takes place in November.
The Royal Enfield Interceptor Bear 650 may be the name given to the Scrambler 650, according to an Indian Patent Office file dated May 2023. But it is crucial to remember that just because a business registers for a patent, it doesn't necessarily imply they'll use the name.
The Royal Enfield Scrambler 650, spy photos give us a solid idea of what we can expect from the new motorcycle. Riders who looking for a stylish and capable scrambler will undoubtedly choose the bike as a top option. We will have to wait until November to see if the Scrambler 650 is officially launched at EICMA. However, the spy photos have undoubtedly grabbed our interest.
