2023 ROYAL ENFIELD CONTINENTAL GT

120 years of Pure Motorcycling 1901.

The year of the first Royal Enfield motorcycle and we’ve honoured it ever since.

This November, 120 years to the same month when Royal Enfield introduced its first ever motorcycle, we raise a toast to those times past – 120 years of engineering and design achievements, of extraordinary people and unforgettable rides.

That’s 120 years of endurance and adaptability, of great challenges and even greater fun.

Above all, 120 years of outstanding motorcycles and their enthusiastic riders.

Marking this important milestone in our journey, we are proud to present the 120th Year Anniversary Edition Continental GT and Interceptor 650.

An opportunity for motorcycling enthusiasts across the globe to partake in owning a commemorative edition motorcycle and become a part of the rich legacy of the brand that you built with us.

A limited edition run of only 480 motorcycles, distributed as 120 units each for India, Europe, Americas and South-East Asia.

The 120 units for each region split as 60 Continental GT 650 and 60 Interceptor INT 650.

Crafted by History These limited edition anniversary motorcycles are a tribute to the build traditions of Royal Enfield.

Traditions that have been passed down generations.

In the 120th year we celebrate the coming together of centuries old craft and contemporary manufacturing prowess.

The two motorcycles, Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650 make a special appearance in a unique Black Chrome finish with a handcrafted brass badge, hand painted pinstripes, anniversary emblem, exclusive seats and carry a unique serial number on their tanks.

Build Traditions The exquisite die-cast brass badge on the motorcycle’s tank is handcrafted in a collaboration with the ‘Sirpi’ (sculptor) Senthil family from the temple town of Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu, India.

A family of artisans who for centuries and over multiple generations have dedicated their lives to create exemplary brass effigies exclusively for the most revered temples of India.

The pinstripes hand-painted over the tank pay homage to the legendary Madras stripes, a hallmark of Royal Enfield’s build traditions.

Black Mirror These unique black-chrome tanks have been developed at the Thiruvottiyur plant in Chennai - the original Royal Enfield Factory from the 1950’s that kickstarted the brand’s Indian journey.

These motorcycles are made of a chrome which is an alternative sustainable trivalent (graphite) chrome - an environmentally friendly process.

The black-chrome tanks sit atop an all black body, kitted with a selection of all black genuine motorcycle accessories to compliment the livery.

A Special Saddle Exclusive plush seats in a rich brown shade with colour-matched grips on the handlebar beautifully compliment the striking bold all-black colour scheme..