Royal Enfield follows up with the Shotgun

cenews – January 16, 2024

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Royal Enfield, which was number eleven on the German market last year, is expanding its twin series with the Shotgun 650. The custom-style derivative stands out thanks to its special paintwork and the single seat presented as a swinging saddle. The pillion cushion is removable. The Shotgun has a specific suspension set-up and 17-inch tires at the rear. Like the Interceptor, Continental GT and Super Meteor, the 648 cubic two-cylinder engine with just under 48 hp (34.6 kW) provides propulsion. As with all models, the cockpit also includes turn-by-turn navigation. Ready to ride, the Shotgun weighs 240 kilograms, the seat height is 79.5 centimetres and the tank is almost 14 liters.

Prices for the new Enfield, which is available in three color variations, start at 7590 euros. (aum)