We have recently ridden the new Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 and here’s what we liked & disliked about the bobber:

We have recently ridden the new Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 and here’s what we liked & disliked about the bobber:

28 Jan, 2024

Irfan Kabeer

With its striking design, chopped fender, sporty looking fuel tank and the eye-catching graphics, the Shotgun 650 is a looker for sure!

The 650cc engine, with its tuning & throttle calibration, delivers exciting performance and has a hooligan side to it

The inverted fork and dual shock absorbers suspension setup delivers a comfortable ride — Manages a good balance between comfort & performance

Despite being just 1kg lighter than Super Meteor 650, the bobber feels very light & nimble — The sportier riding stance adds to its capability in the city

Prominent vibrations can be felt even at lower speeds on the seat, handlebar & footpegs

Awkwardly positioned gear lever puts a slight damper to the overall great riding experience

Braking performance can be significantly improved

The bobber’s distinctly sporty factory custom character adds just the right kind of spice to the 650cc platform