Royal Enfield Shotgun: Indian two-wheeler maker Royal Enfield has launched a special edition of the middle-weight category bike Shotgun 650 in collaboration with Icon Motosports. The company will make only 100 units of the limited edition bike. Out of this, only 25 will be sold in the Indian market.
The bike has been introduced with only some cosmetic changes. It will have an ‘Always Something’ theme with white color. Its ex-showroom price has been kept at Rs 4,25,000. The price of its regular model starts from Rs 3.59 lakh, which goes up to Rs 3.73 lakh.
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Royal Enfield Shotgun: You will get a mileage of 22kmpl
No mechanical changes have been made in the bike. For performance, it has a 648cc air-oil cooled, parallel twin engine, which generates 46bhp of power and 52Nm of torque. For transmission, the engine has been tuned with a 6-speed gearbox. The company claims that the motorcycle can give a mileage of 22 km in one liter of petrol.
Design: Buyers will get Slabtown Intercept RE Jacket with new graphics
The Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 Limited Edition retains its original design with new graphics. The bike has three-color graphics, red seat, bar-end mirrors and rear shock absorber in blue color. Golden color alloy wheels make the design language of the bike attractive. Royal Enfield will also give ‘Slabtown Intercept RE Jacket’ to buyers with the bike.
The bike has small fenders, plastic casing around the headlamp, differently designed turn indicators, newly designed black-finish exhaust muffler, flat handlebars, which makes it different from other models of the company. Apart from this, it has a long seat and mid-set foot pegs, which gives an upright riding position on it.
Hardware: Disc brakes on both wheels for braking
For comfortable riding, the Royal Enfield Shotgun has a large piston inverted fork with 120mm travel at the front and Showa twin shock absorbers with 90mm travel at the rear. For braking, there is a 320mm twin-piston floating disc at the front and a 300mm twin-piston disc at the rear. Dual-channel ABS is standard.
The bike has 18-inch front and 17-inch rear alloy wheels. It has 100-section front and 150-section rear tubeless tires. The bike has a seat height of 795mm, ground clearance of 140mm and weighs 240kg.
The bike has an all-LED lighting setup with a semi-digital instrument cluster and Tripper navigation pod. It also has a USB charging port, removable pillion seat and matte black twin pea-shooter exhaust.
Royal Enfield Shotgun: Motoverse Edition came for Rs 4.25 lakh
Royal Enfield revealed the Shotgun Twin 650 motorcycle after launching the new generation Himalayan at the annual biking event Motoverse-2023.
The company then introduced its Motoverse Edition at an ex-showroom price of Rs 4.25 lakh, of which only 25 units were made. All these units have been sold.
