Photo: cyrilhuzeblog.com
After announcing the Cafe Racer 535, their "lightest and fastest" mass-produced bike ever, Royal Enfield has started road-testing the recently-unveiled motorcycle. And since it was on the roads of India, it was only a matter of time until a guys who knew what he was looking at took a picture.
Now, calling a picture shot 3 feet away from the bike a "spy shot" may be a bit off, but still, it's the first photo of the 535 Cafe Racer in the wild.
The Royal Enfield Cafe Racer 535 is one of the biggest Indian bikes and is supposed to produce around 36 HP, with over 45 Nm (33 lb-ft) of torque and comes with several updates over the previous 500cc bikes, though retaining the same 5-speed transmission.
The Cafe Racer 535 will become available before the end of the year and will be sold in multiple markets around the world, including the US, for a price soon to be announced. Tipped by Cyril Huze.
The Royal Enfield Cafe Racer 535 is one of the biggest Indian bikes and is supposed to produce around 36 HP, with over 45 Nm (33 lb-ft) of torque and comes with several updates over the previous 500cc bikes, though retaining the same 5-speed transmission.
The Cafe Racer 535 will become available before the end of the year and will be sold in multiple markets around the world, including the US, for a price soon to be announced. Tipped by Cyril Huze.
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