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Dec 18, 2024 03:51:31 PM
Owning the Royal Enfield GT 650 has been an absolute joy. From the moment I fired up the engine, I knew I had something special. The bike exudes classic charm with its retro design—nothing beats the feel of those low bars, the classic tank, and that unmistakable Enfield sound. On the road, the 648cc parallel-twin engine offers a perfect mix of power and torque. It’s not the fastest bike on the block, but it has enough grunt for city riding and cruising on highways without breaking a sweat. The engine is smooth, and the gear shifts are precise, making it a joy to ride. I’ve done several long rides, and it’s surprisingly comfortable for a cafe racer, with enough cushioning in the seat to avoid soreness. Handling is great too—though it's a little heavier than some bikes, the GT 650 is very stable on corners, and the suspension soaks up most bumps without any issues. The bike is responsive, and with the dual-channel ABS, I feel confident when riding in any condition. Fuel efficiency is decent too, averaging around 20-22 km/l, which is good for a bike of this size and power. I’ve had no major maintenance issues so far, and I’ve found the after-sales service to be solid. Overall, the Royal Enfield GT 650 is an outstanding blend of style, performance, and comfort. It’s the kind of bike that draws attention wherever you go, and every ride feels like an adventure. It’s perfect for anyone who wants a little retro flair without compromising on modern performance.
