Royal Enfield are celebrating 125 years at the global EICMA motorcycle show this year by releasing three new bikes. The new models were showcased alongside prototypes of the Himalayan 750 and Continental GT 750.
“For 125 years, Royal Enfield has stood as an enduring symbol of authenticity, craftsmanship, and the pure joy of motorcycling,” Eicher Motors executive chairman Siddhartha Lal said at the event.
“What began as a simple pursuit of building honest, beautiful motorcycles has evolved into a global culture that celebrates exploration, community, and self-expression,” he added.
“This incredible milestone is not just about looking back on our legacy but looking ahead with clarity and conviction.”
The lineup of new launches is helmed by the Royal Enfield Bullet 650. Long considered the heartbeat of the brand, it’s the world’s oldest motorcycle in continuous production. For 2026, it features the parallel twin 650cc engine (also found in the Bear 650).
With a steel tubular spine frame, gleaming hand-painted pinstripes, and iconic tiger lamps, the Bullet 650 features a vintage-inspired 3D winged badge, traditional bench seat and nacelle, and an upright riding stance.
Alongside it, there was a limited edition of the brand’s off road focused Himalayan, dubbed the Mana Black. Draped in a deep Stealth Black finish with matte detailing, it embodies minimalism, purpose, and raw adventure.
It’s equipped with Black Rally hand guards and seat, a mud guard, and tubeless spoked wheels. Royal Enfield also debuted a one-of-a-kind collaboration with Shotgun x Rough Crafts inspired by its OG custom-built motorcycle.
Limited to just 100 numbered units, the bike is a unique fusion of Royal Enfield’s modern neo-retro design philosophy and Rough Crafts’ unmistakable signature aesthetic. It sports a real gold leaf stripe, shadowed in grey runs across the body.
A hand-cast solid brass tank badge anchors its identity. This edition also comes with other premium details including seats with real quilted leather, gold fork inner tubes and contrast cut alloy rims and bar end mirrors.
Also making its debut at EICMA is Flying Flea’s new Scrambler-styled electric motorcycle, the S6. A natural addition to the brand’s portfolio – it’s a perfect blend of historic authenticity and modern capability, engineered for the urban environment and beyond.
The S6 is a lightweight city explorer bike, balancing between agility and confidence across diverse terrain thanks to its scrambler format. It features an upside down front fork, a chain final drive and a staggered wheel setup (19-inch front, 18-inch rear).
The ride and handling experience is elevated by a high-torque EV motor and a long, comfortable enduro-style seat. To find out more about Royal Enfield, you can visit the website, or contact your local dealership.
