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Flawless British lines, Indian soul
In 1932, a new machine rolled off the Royal Enfield production line in Redditch, and motorcycling was never the same again. The Bullet was born. In the 1950s, fate brought this British icon to an unexpected home in Madras, India, changing its course forever. After nine decades, the Bullet arrives in a form that pays tribute to both its British lineage and its indomitable Indian soul.
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New heart, same soul
In 2026, the Bullet receives its most powerful iteration yet, featuring the flagship 648cc twin-cylinder engine. Double the power, double the torque, and a heartbeat that has never been smoother. It retains the signature Bullet chassis, glossy hand-painted pinstriping, and winged badges. Everything that makes this motorcycle an icon for generations.
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Casquette headlamp and tiger eyes
Up front, the classic casquette headlamp nacelle and glossy "tiger eyes" pilot lamps meet modern LED technology. Tiger eye lamps first appeared on Royal Enfield machines in 1954, and the Bullet 650 carries them forward as a tribute to its own history. A striking look, improved visibility, and the unmistakable signature of the Bullet.
Chrome peashooter exhausts
The Bullet 650 features a pair of chrome peashooter exhausts that give it a distinct look and sound. A classic shape that has belonged to the Bullet for decades, now with the fuller performance of a twin-cylinder engine.
