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Royal Enfield, 110 years of bike building and a model for everyone.



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As Royal Enfield celebrates it's 110 year in business there is no slowing down for old age. See the now complete 2011 lineup of motorcycles like the brand new Royal Enfield Bullet 500 and Fury, Bullet Classic, Deluxe, Military, Chrome, Electra, Clubman, Trials, Woodsman and even a Lewis Leathers Limited Edition. Total Motorcycle, your #1 motorcycle source for the Best information, Best photos and specs in the internet:


Royal Enfield Motorcycles
- 2011 Royal Enfield Bullet 500 B5
- 2011 Royal Enfield Bullet G5 Classic EFI
- 2011 Royal Enfield Bullet G5 Deluxe EFI
- 2011 Royal Enfield Bullet C5 Classic EFI
- 2011 Royal Enfield Bullet C5 Military EFI
- 2011 Royal Enfield Bullet C5 Classic Chrome EFI
- 2011 Royal Enfield Fury (UK Only)
- 2011 Royal Enfield Electra EFI DL (UK Only)
- 2011 Royal Enfield Electra EFI (UK Only)
- 2011 Royal Enfield Clubman (UK Only)
- 2011 Royal Enfield Trials (UK Only)
- 2011 Royal Enfield Woodman (UK Only)
- 2011 Royal Enfield Bullet Classic 500 Lewis Leathers Limited Edition (UK Only)

Royal Enfield Mod Kits
- 2011 Royal Enfield Cafe Racer Kit
- 2011 Royal Enfield Continental Kit
- 2011 Royal Enfield Scrambler/Trials Kit

2011 Total Motorcycle Royal Enfield Motorcycle Model Guide
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They're getting an awful lot of use out of one basic engine and frame!!

jstark47 wrote:They're getting an awful lot of use out of one basic engine and frame!!

Yup, I'd definately agree with that. Although, 2 new models are not using it (if I remember off the top of my head):

2011 Royal Enfield Bullet 500 B5 and 2011 Royal Enfield Fury.

jstark47 wrote:They're getting an awful lot of use out of one basic engine and frame!!

Don't we have a motorcycle company like that in our country too?

The dealer here in Calgary let me take one out about a month ago....and it was a blast. Al of your fun happens at under 100Km per hour though as it gets a little vibey up to the top speed of 120K. If you never had to do any highway they could be a lot of fun for not a lot of money...

Was reading a bit of the history of Royal Enfield and it's pretty amazing how innovative a bike company they were. Developed some of the first telescopic suspension forks along with swing arm rear suspension with shock absorbers. But I think the most amazing thing was, they experimented with a functional ABS system for bikes back in 1958, this was a time when only jet fighters were starting to get ABS systems as standard equipment. Pity they did not follow through with a production model of ABS equipped bike.