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Royal Enfield Thunderbird X accessories launched

The Indian motorcycle brand has brought out genuine accessories for its Thunderbird X 350 and 500 models.
1 min read28 May '18
Autocar India News DeskAutocar India News Desk
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While many manufacturers seem to end their association with you once you’ve ridden out of their showroom, Royal Enfield likes to be doing things a little differently. It is offering a considerable number of genuine accessories for its recently launched Thunderbird X models.

Some of the interesting options are cast-aluminium alloy wheels, soft panniers, machined oil filler caps and brake fluid reservoir caps. More functional options come in the form of bike covers, front screens, a pillion back rest and engine guards. Prices range from Rs 800 for the oil filler caps to Rs 9,500 for the alloy wheels.

While the Thunderbird X is already a distinctive-looking motorcycle, these accessories will allow owners to further customise their motorcycles to their liking, and end up with an individual and unique bike. All the accessories are displayed on the Royal Enfield website, along with their prices, and they shall make their way to the dealers over the next few weeks.

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