The much-anticipated 750cc, Parallel-Twin motorcycle from the leading motorcycle manufacturer in cruiser segment, Royal Enfield, has spotted performing test rounds for the first time on Indian roads. A Team-BHP reader aravind.anand. got succeeded in taking picture of test mule from the rear end. It is not the first time when the motorcycle in question been captured testing, earlier this, around a year ago, the motorcycle was also seen on the roads of Spain. Still, there is no confirm information about the bike that what it will be called? And when it will launch in the two-wheeler Industry?
From the surfaced images nothing much is confirmed as the images are only demonstrating the rear profile of test mule, consisting uplifted twin exhaust system and extended rear fender. However, these components are more or less similar as the equipment on the product spied in Spain during June month last year.
But there is a difference between both these spied mules, the one spied in Spain was equipped with chrome exhausts while Indian one spied was decorated with exhausts in Matte Black finish. Apart from this, the latter one was following the traditional Indian left side chain placement, comparatively.
As expected, the prototype model was powered by the same 750 cc, twin cylinder motor. The engine is claimed to produce the maximum power of 50 bhp along with 60 Nm of peak torque. The transmission settlement could be a 5-speed gearbox unit.
On rivalry end, this Royal Enfield prototype is likely to pit against the Harley Davidson Street 750 and Triumph Street Twin in this segment. However, its price sticker would be around 1 lakh lesser than the rivals to attract a wide range of audience.