

The Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 is a stylish café racer with a retro design, powered by a 648cc parallel-twin engine. It offers a perfect blend of classic aesthetics and modern performance, delivering smooth rides with a powerful torque. The bike's elegant look and responsive handling make it a favorite among enthusiasts.
The Royal Enfield Continental GT650 is the only affordable bike to offer a premium middleweight cafe racer experience. While it stays true to its roots, the GT650 also strikes the right balance between sportiness and everyday usability.
Amazing riding and pickup in motocycle width of tyres and mass at centre provides the good balancing at rides
Solid build, good power and pure fun on highways. Got it 1 year ago. No major issues so far. The seat could be a little softer but everything else is top class. If you love riding, you will enjoy this bike
I love the sound the engine makes, especially when I have a long road ahead. The suspension of the bike makes me feel like I'm floating on waves when I'm off roading, and the exhaust gives the hum of a powerful beast. Overall, the bike excels in both the features and in looks.
The GT 650 exudes a distinctive aura that commands attention. With its sleek styling and powerful performance, it strikes the perfect balance between elegance and muscle, making it a joy to ride, whether weaving through city traffic or cruising on long-distance adventures.
The Continental GT 650 is an absolute delight. Sure, it’s a bit on the heavier side, but the handling more than makes up for it. It feels stable and responsive.
Buying experience was good and they showed good customer care . Long riding in a single stretch more than 100 mile is very tiresome but the bike is impressive
Royal Enfield's legendary parallel twin-cylinder engine, backed with an air/oil-cooled parallel twin configuration with top notch build quality
Feels smooth, hits hard, and sounds like freedom, just how a Royal Enfield 'GT-650' should.







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