Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 with fairing spied testing

    This faired bike will probably be sold alongside the regular Royal Enfield Continental GT 650.

    Published On Jan 09, 2023 03:23:00 PM

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    Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 spied testing with fairing.
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    A few months back, we shared photos with you of a Royal Enfield Continental GT650 spied testing with a bikini fairing. This time, a new picture reveals the same motorcycle but with a bigger fairing extension along the sides. 

    1. Faired bike inspired by Royal Enfield 650cc race bike
    2. Fairing system could be modular
    3. Likely to be sold alongside standard Continental GT 650

    Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 spied testing with new fairing

    The previous spy photo showed the bike with just the bikini fairing, which is very similar to the look of the one-make Royal Enfield Continental GT 650-R race bike. This time around, the motorcycle has been spotted with a lower white-coloured panel and you can see the indicators emerging from it. Whether this will be the final look or whether customers can decide between the quarter or half-faired look remains to be seen

    Mechanically, the rest of the motorcycle is likely to be very similar, which means it will get a 648cc, air-cooled parallel-twin engine that makes 47hp and 52Nm of torque. 

    Royal Enfield is busy working on a huge variety of exciting upcoming motorcycles and a Continental GT 650 was also recently spotted testing with alloy wheels. This indicates that the company may also be preparing to update its existing 650cc portfolio, which has remained unchanged since the BS6 norms came into effect in 2020. The company is also working on a larger, liquid-cooled Himalayan and an all-new Bullet 350 based on the J platform, among other things. 

    Meanwhile, Royal Enfield will finally be revealing the Super Meter 650's price, so look out for that and our review, both of which will go live on January 16.

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