Why is it that people in highly technical fields like relatively unsophisticated Royal Enfield motorcycles?
Peter E. Raymond of Brooklyn, N.Y., wanted a new Royal Enfield Bullet, but decided not to wait for the newest model.
"I bought the old engine because I like the sound and tweakability." That is just the way he is.
Buy you ought to read his job description!
- David Blasco
- I write about Royal Enfield motorcycles in the U.S. at RoyalEnfields.com. To suggest a story write to: David@RoyalEnfields.com
How old is my
Royal Enfield?
If you would like to know how old your Royal Enfield is, please email your frame and engine numbers to
Graham.Scarth01
@gmail.com
Graham is happy to be of assistance in this matter to all RE owners wherever they reside, but they must state where that is. Note that you may be asked to provide photos of the number stampings, along with one of the complete machine. However, if the motorcycle requires an official Machine Dating Certificate the process must be through the Royal Enfield Owners Club at
RoyalEnfield.org.uk
for which there is a small fee. The Machine Dating Officer can be reached via the "Contact page'"and selecting "Machine Dating" in the message boxes.
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