Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 onboard

BRM was at the launch of Royal Enfield's latest incarnation of their 650 Twin range, with the new Shotgun 650 a more aggressive take on the Super Meteor 650.

With mid-mount controls, a sportier steering geometry and a bobber style rear-end, the launch destination of the canyons around Los Angeles was the perfect spot to test the performance of the new machine.

Any reviews and verdicts of the bike are embargoed until early 2024, so until then, sit back and enjoy a few minutes of onboard from our ride where you'll see the sportier nature of the new machine.

[corradospagnuolo]

Interesting, however, the tester talks too much....

[bluesysaxman]

I am going to look at these when they are availble at the local dealership.

[artstar]

Nice! More super than the meteor! Good Job!

[ap-nrzi]

Will it be comfortable for a person of hight 5'7" ?

[mattfire]

Im from the US and have the RE super meteor 650. We are limited in supply here but i wonder if they will be available in the US market soon. I want to do a trade in, in about a year or so

[gordonthorne]

Sometimes sounds like a clothes dryer with nuts and bolts jumbling around, but I like it.

[corriecole]

I want to like it, but the colors are terrible and I don’t like the cast wheels. I’d rather have spoked. Also it needs to sound more throaty.

[jeffestrada]

Nice bike, shame the reviewer is mute 👎

[avinashgokul]

Looks fun but I don't think it'll be as fun on unmetaled roads of india