Britain's Royal Enfield Bullet changed

This Royal Enfield looks strange to Americans but it was a common sight in England. Read about the Bullet Britain built.

Royal Enfield twin looks good and fast

Royal Enfield doesn't make a twin-cylinder motorcycle. Why not? It's apparently so easy that people keep doing it on their own. The motorcycle shown here is a made-in-India Bullet with a made-in-England Royal Enfield vertical twin in it.

Raffled Royal Enfield goes up for sale

Ain't it just the way? The new Royal Enfield C5 Classic raffled off in December was won by someone who can't ride. It's for sale now, unused, on CraigsList in Scottsdale, Ariz. Asking price is $4,795. This is a motorcycle with a suggested retail price of $6,850.

Royal Enfield 'Chrome' inspired great photo

A marvelous photograph captures the appeal for Royal Enfield's "Chrome" model. See more.

Tape trick makes Royal Enfield special

Your Royal Enfield C5 doesn't have to look like every other. A subtle addition of tape along a fender makes this one look special.

Royal Enfield diesels and neat trailers

A Royal Enfield motorcycle powered by a diesel motor and pulling a trailer: We've had two of them on this blog and they're both from Germany. Click on the picture to read more.