Royal Enfield Classic 650 : Royal Enfield has just launched its new bike, the Classic 650, in four amazing colors: Brantingthorpe Blue, Vallam Red, Teal, and Black Chrome. Each color gives the bike a unique style, but the Black Chrome version is so eye-catching that it’s hard to look away. Let’s break down the colors and the bike’s features in simple terms.
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Brantingthorpe Blue – The Classy Navy Shade
This deep blue color gives the Classic 650 a premium and timeless look. In sunlight, it shines beautifully, making the bike stand out. The chrome accents add extra style, especially on the fuel tank. If you love bold yet sophisticated colors, this one’s perfect for you.
Vallam Red – The Bold and Energetic Choice
Bright, You Get the Point: Vallam Red is an eye-catching bold confident colour. Designed for the riders that want to release all command on the road. It really stands out against the bike and at night it looks bright.
Teal – The Subtle and Stylish Pick
Classic 650 in Teal ( soft blue-green ) gives a soothing and classy look to the Classic 650. Unlike the common bike colors, it’s perfect for people who are looking to stand out. The chrome parts match it well, making thing look like Classy.
Black Chrome – The Showstopper
Most premium looking is the Black Chrome of them. The powerful type of look is with the chrome accents on dark black paint. Glows under the crosstrack, chrome exhaust, headlight and fuel tank makes it look highend — Yes please! All types of riders will like this color and it’s far and away the prettiest.
Price and Variants
The Classic 650 starts at ₹3.37 lakh (ex-showroom) and goes up to ₹3.50 lakh for the top model. It comes in three variants:
- Hotrod (Brantingthorpe Blue & Vallam Red)
- Classic (Teal only)
- Chrome (Black Chrome only)
Powerful Engine & Features
It has a 648cc twin-cylinder engine that sprints out 47 horsepower and 52.3 Nm torque, which is neither weak nor overboard making it sleek and powerful. 6 speed gearbox appropriate for long rides ABS (dual-channel) and discs breaks front and rear. LEDs headlights, digital-analog speedometer and Tripper navigation system are some of the other features
Riding Experience
Although Royal Enfield’s heaviest bike, at 243 kg the Classic 650 is well-proportioned. These telescopic front forks and twin shock absorbers at the back make the ride on tertiaries very comfortable. With stable 19″ front wheel and 18″ rear wheel it is perfect for highway as well city riding.
The Black Chrome of the Classic 650, though is simply on another level than the other colors. This bike has it all whether you love the classic red, formal blue or twisted teal or downright modern black.
Note: This article is for general info only. For exact details, check Royal Enfield’s official sources.
