
Looks and Design:
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Engine and Performance:
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The insides of the engine is said to be very modern as it has been developed with RE's Technology Centre at UK. The engine has a single piece forged crank with 270° firing order to make the feel better for the rider, as the power and torque is wide spread across the rev range. The motorcycle is fueled precisely by Bosch fuel injection system for smooth accessible power delivery.
Brakes, Chassis and Suspension:

Electronic and Equipment:

Price and Mileage:
As there aren't many Cafe racers around in the market, the RE Continental GT 650 with a new and updated parallel twin engine would more likely do good numbers in terms of sales. The only thing now Royal Enfield needs to make sure is the quality control and manufacturing precision, as the Himalayan suffered a big blow in these departments. The Continental GT 650 would be priced anywhere around the 4 lakh INR mark, and is available in 3 shades - Sea Nymph, Ice Queen and Black Magic.