Ahead of its unveiling at EICMA tomorrow, Royal Enfield has revealed what could be the names of the Super Meteor 650's three variants – Astral, Celestial and Interstellar. Much like its younger sibling, the Royal Enfield Meteor 350, we expect the three variants to offer varying accessories and paint schemes to differentiate between them.
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Super Meteor 650 to be offered in Astral, Celestial, Interstellar variants
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Each variant will likely have distinguishing features and paint schemes
Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650 variants: details
The three variants of this Royal Enfield 650 cruiser will likely differ by what they offer, which could include different crash guards, touring mirrors, pillion backrest, centre stand, windscreen and even the Tripper navigation pod. What is also quite certain is that each of these variants will come in a range of bespoke colours. All of this will ensure that the Super Meteor 650 can be tailored to fit your exact needs and specifications right from the showroom floor.
Royal Enfield has been testing the Super Meteor 650 extensively over the past year ahead of its official reveal, and during that time, we managed to take a good look at the accessories that will be on offer. As is the case with all Royal Enfield bikes, there will be quite a lot of optional accessories that can be bolted onto the Super Meteor 650. The bike is set to make its global debut at 4pm tomorrow. Watch this space for more details.
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