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Our motorcycles differ in many ways as each offers a different experience, while providing the signature Royal Enfield riding pleasure. You can explore our range, book a test ride and select the motorcycle that’s best for you by walking in to a Royal Enfield store near you.
Where can I buy a Royal Enfield motorcycle from?
Across the world, we have stores in over 50 countries. They are well equipped to provide you support and guidance to ride a Royal Enfield motorcycle of your choice. All you need to do is walk in to a Royal Enfield store near you.
What is the frame number of my motorcycle?
The frame number of your Royal Enfield motorcycle is punched on the steering head on the right side.
What is the engine number of my motorcycle?
The engine number of your Royal Enfield motorcycle is punched on the left side of the crank case.
Why are some motorcycles being delivered with the Neutral Indication System?
Due to the ongoing global shortage of rare-earth materials, which are key to manufacturing the magnets in gear position sensors, we have temporarily installed a Neutral Indication System in your Classic 350, Goan Classic 350, Meteor 350 and the Hunter 350. This allows us to keep our promise and deliver your Royal Enfield in the committed period, without compromising on performance or safety. We are working to mitigate these supply chain issues and, as soon as the Gear Position Sensor is available, we will retro-fit it in your motorcycle at no additional cost.
Safety
What does the warning sign mean?
The warning sign indicates a hazardous situation. Please do not ignore this message. Consult a Royal Enfield authorized service centre immediately.
How long can I drive while the warning sign flashes?
We recommend that you do not ride the motorcycle and show it to the nearest Royal Enfield authorized service center at the earliest.
What are the checks that I have to do before I start my motorcycle?
Check for the petrol levels and or any kind of leakage. Check for play in the front and rear brake levels. Check the steering for free motion. Check operation of all electrical equipment. Check if the engine oil levels are between MAX and MIN. Start the engine, run it for 2 minutes before checking the engine oil. For all queries, we recommend you visit a Royal Enfield authorized service center.
What is the fastest that I can ride my motorcycle?
We recommend that you don’t ride over 60kmph until the first 500kms of your bike and over 70kmph until the first 2000kms.
Customer Service
Is there a customer service number that I can call for any assistance?
For Roadside Assistance (RSA) (1800 2100 007) for availing RSA Assistance.
For Customer Support (1800 2100 008) for availing Customer Support.
General
When was Royal Enfield established?
The Enfield Cycle Company made motorcycles, bicycles, lawnmowers and stationary engines under the name Royal Enfield out of its factory based at Redditch, Worcestershire. The legacy of weapons manufacture is reflected in the logo comprising the cannon, and the motto "Made like a Gun". Use of the brand name Royal Enfield was licensed by the Crown in 1890.
Where are Royal Enfield’s factories based?
The Royal Enfield primary factory is located in the Chennai suburb of Oragadam. The secondary factory is located in nearby place called Vallam Vadagal.
