Spied: All-New 750cc Twin-Cylinder Royal Enfield!

Once again the spy photos of Royal Enfield's 750cc twin-cylinder motorcycle have been revealed by Motorcycle News after they were first found on the internet in April. The shared images depict that it supports a modified Continental GT frame with a new twin cylinder engine. It seems like the bike ma...

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Automotive Writer

Source: Maxabout.comPublished Fri, Jul 15, 2016, 02:46 PM ISTUpdated Sat, Jul 11, 2026, 11:14 AM IST

The bike has been found testing in Spain but for now Royal Enfield haven't delivered any official comments about this bike. The astonishing part is that the bike still has got carburettor which implies that the engine is not compliant with Euro 4 or BS IV norms. And sooner Europe and India are about to shift their emission standards. Royalenfield1

This was a reason of ban on selling of Himalayan in Delhi as it had a BS III engine. So, let's see if the company would come up with these changes till its launch or not. This would be the first bike from the British-based Royal Enfield Technology Centre, established last year. Royalenfield3

Spied: All-New 750cc Twin-Cylinder Royal Enfield!

Photos Source: http://www.motorcyclenews.com/news/new-bikes/2016/july/world-exclusive-royal-enfields-secret-750/

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