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Royal Enfield Classic 650 Hypershift right profile.

This is the Royal Enfield Classic 650 Hypershift

Royal Enfield Classic 650 Hypershift front right quarter profile.

It's a special edition meant to celebrate the Chennai-based manufacturer's 125th year making motorcycles

Royal Enfield Classic 650 Hypershift front left quarter profile.

To mark that, Royal Enfield has limited availability to 125 units in each key market, including but not limited to India.

Royal Enfield Classic 650 Hypershift rear right profile.

It's mechanically identical to the "regular" Classic 650

Royal Enfield Classic 650 Hypershift rear left profile.

Yes, even on this side!

A close up of the "Celebrating 125 years" insignia on the Royal Enfield Classic 650's right sidepanel. The insignia is present on the left side too.

If the bespoke 'hypershift' finish somehow didn't make that clear, this is one way to tell that you have a special edition; it's present on both side panels, of course

A close up of the 125 years crest on the Classic 650 Hypershift's fuel tank.

Another handcrafted detail to remind you that you're on a special edition

Close up of the Classic 650 Hypershift's quilted seats.

Yet another exquisite detail limited to the Hypershift, quilted seats

Royal Enfield Classic 650 Hypershift right profile.

Worth the Rs 58,000 premium to you? If so, rush to make a booking before the sale on October 18 to (hopefully) get one of the 125

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Royal Enfield has launched a special edition of the Classic 650, called the Hypershift, to commemorate the Chennai based manufacturer’s 125th anniversary. It is priced at Rs 4.26 lakh, and the company has clarified that it’s limited to 125 units in each of its key markets, including India. Hence, interested customers will need to register to buy one; registrations will be open until October 28, when sales will happen.

The Classic 650 Hypershift is mechanically identical to the production-spec Classic 650. There are no changes to the underlying design either. It has been priced at Rs 4.26 lakh, which is a Rs 58,000 premium over the base Vallam Red colour (Rs 3.68 lakh) and a Rs 43,500 premium over the top Black Chrome colour (Rs 3.82 lakh). For customers who are able to place an order for one of the 125 units on October 28, deliveries will begin in November.

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