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Royal Enfield
Pure motorcycling · Since 1901

Royal Enfield

You can read specs all day, but nothing compares to riding it yourself. A test ride is where it all comes together — how it feels, how it handles and how it fits you. Royal Enfield build honest, simple motorcycles with real character: proven platforms, easy ownership and classic style that never tries too hard. And the entire range is LAMS approved, so you can start on a proper motorcycle and stay with the brand as your riding progresses.

The entire Royal Enfield range is LAMS approved. Some colours and variants may not be available at time of ordering — contact us for more information.

Choose your ride

There’s no one way to ride

From easy, confidence-building 350s to full-size 650 twins with real presence — find the style that fits how you ride.

The line-up

The full line-up

Thirteen models — every one LAMS approved, every one built to be ridden.

650 Twins
Classics
Adventure, roadsters & cruisers

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Adventure Touring · 452cc

Himalayan 450

Designed from the ground up for adventure. From city streets to remote trails, the Himalayan delivers stability and confidence thanks to its upright riding position, balanced weight distribution and genuinely practical design.

It’s not about chasing specs — it’s about giving you a bike that feels right wherever you take it, and keeps going long after the sealed road ends.

  • 452cc liquid-cooled Sherpa engine
  • Upright, all-day adventure ergonomics
  • Built for dirt, distance and everything between
Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 in Slate Poppy Blue, front three-quarter view
648cc parallel twin

The 650 Twins

One proven engine, six ways to ride it. The 648cc air/oil-cooled parallel twin is smooth, torquey and full of character — usable power without needing to be pushed hard.

From the roadster Interceptor and café-racer Continental GT to the Super Meteor, Shotgun, Bear and Classic 650, the twins pair modern fuel injection and ABS with a proper classic feel and a great exhaust note.

  • Interceptor · Continental GT · Super Meteor
  • Shotgun 650 · Bear 650 · Classic 650
  • Fuel injection & ABS, classic twin character
Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 in Ventura Storm, front three-quarter view
Why Royal Enfield

Accessible motorcycling, built to be ridden

Bikes that are made to be ridden, owned and enjoyed without the fuss. That’s why they make sense for so many riders walking through our doors.

Heritage & simplicity

One of the oldest motorcycle brands in the world — and it shows. No unnecessary complexity, just honest motorcycles that do exactly what they’re meant to.

Proven at scale

Millions of motorcycles produced globally each year means refined engineering, proven platforms, and parts and support that are easy to access.

Built to last

Air and oil-cooled engines where it makes sense, simple layouts and components designed to endure — straightforward to service, without excessive labour costs.

Real-world riding

Comfortable, predictable and easy to live with. Efficient on fuel and easy to handle, from short Western Sydney commutes to long rides through the Hawkesbury.

Timeless style

That classic look without feeling outdated. Whether a 350 or a 650 twin, they’ve got presence without trying too hard — a big part of why people connect with them.

LAMS across the range

The entire range is LAMS approved. Start on a proper motorcycle, build confidence, and stay within the same brand as your riding progresses.

Honest motorcycling

There’s a simplicity to a Royal Enfield that hasn’t been lost over time.

That lines up with how we operate — straight advice, bikes that make sense, and a focus on the ride itself. We see it every week across Western Sydney and the Hawkesbury: new riders start on a Hunter or a Classic 350 and grow into a 650 twin without ever leaving the brand.

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Royal Enfield comparison

One range, every kind of ride

Some bikes feel right in the city, some come alive on the open road, others are built for getting off it. Different styles, same idea — a bike that just works when you throw a leg over it.

Royal Enfield models compared by type, engine, ride style, best use and LAMS approval
Model Type Engine Ride style Best for LAMS
Himalayan 450 Adventure Touring 452cc Capable, planted, built to explore Touring, adventure riding, dirt and distance Yes
Classic 650 Retro Touring 648cc Twin Traditional feel with extra weight and presence Heritage style with a fuller road feel Yes
Bear 650 Scrambler 648cc Twin Confident, rugged, versatile Mixed riding, rougher roads, scrambler attitude Yes
Shotgun 650 Custom Cruiser 648cc Twin Custom feel, balanced, distinctive Custom styling without giving up everyday comfort Yes
Super Meteor 650 Cruiser 648cc Twin Long, low, relaxed Highway cruising and bigger road presence Yes
Continental GT 650 Café Racer 648cc Twin Focused, sporty, more committed Riders chasing a classic café racer feel Yes
Interceptor 650 Roadster 648cc Twin Balanced, smooth, effortless All-round riding, open roads, everyday versatility Yes
Classic 350 Retro Cruiser 350cc Relaxed, steady, traditional Easy cruising, weekend rides, timeless style Yes
Goan Classic 350 Custom Style 350cc Laid-back, custom-flavoured, easy Relaxed cruising with a bobber-inspired look Yes
Bullet 350 Heritage Roadster 350cc Simple, steady, unmistakably classic Riders who want the original Royal Enfield feel Yes
Guerrilla 450 Roadster 452cc Punchy, playful, more aggressive Urban performance and weekend fun Yes
Hunter 350 Urban Roadster 350cc Light, agile, upright City riding, daily commuting, first bike Yes
Meteor 350 Cruiser 350cc Comfortable, laid-back, confidence-building Relaxed road riding and everyday comfort Yes

Every model in the Royal Enfield range is LAMS approved. Accurate at time of publishing — always confirm final specification with our team.

Royal Enfield heritage

Made like a gun, since 1901

One of the longest continuous stories in motorcycling — steadily refined, never overcomplicated, and still unmistakably Royal Enfield.

  1. 1901
    Black and white photograph of four men in period dress standing beside an early Royal Enfield motorcycle

    Redditch beginnings

    The first Royal Enfield motorcycles are built in Redditch, England — early machines powered by bought-in engines, including a ¼ HP V-twin Motosacoche of Swiss origin.

  2. 1924
    Black and white photograph of a 1924 Royal Enfield two-stroke motorcycle

    A range takes shape

    By 1924 Royal Enfield is offering four versions of the 2 ¼ HP two-stroke — the marque moving from a single machine to a genuine range.

  3. 2008
    Black and white photograph of a Royal Enfield Classic 500 with its unit construction engine, side profile

    The 500cc UCE

    The 500cc Unit Construction Engine launches in India — the modernisation that carried the classic look into fuel injection and contemporary reliability.

  4. 2018
    Black Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 with a quilted seat and twin rear shock absorbers

    The 650 Twins

    The Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650 launch to global acclaim — proving a simple, characterful twin still has a place in the modern world.

  5. 2020s
    Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 in Slate Poppy Blue, front three-quarter view

    A new era

    All-new platforms arrive — Himalayan 450, Guerrilla 450 and the 650 cruisers — modern engineering wrapped in unmistakable Royal Enfield character.

More than a century on, the same idea holds: simple, characterful motorcycles built to be ridden — not just admired. The Bullet name has been in the range for most of that time, and it’s still there today.

Talk to the team

Ready to throw a leg over?

Tell us how you ride and we’ll confirm Royal Enfield availability, book you a test ride, and talk through your options in the one place.

The full range13 models · 5 families
Whole range LAMSLearner-legal · every model
Test ridesBook online or in store
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How to visit us

Conveniently located in the Hawkesbury

Easy to reach from Windsor, Penrith, Blacktown and the surrounding Western Sydney suburbs. Come in for a look over the range, or book a test ride and ride one properly.

Royal Enfield at a glance
Models in range13
Engine sizes350cc – 650cc
LAMS approvedEvery model
Authorised dealerSales & service
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