Along with this, the brand also showcased a Bullet 650 loaded with all the official accessories.

The first accessory was a chunkier, single-piece seat along with a pillion backrest. This could be the optional touring seat for the Bullet 650, which can be added for enhanced comfort.

The bike was also seen with different rider and pillion footpegs, which were wider and featured thicker rubber padding for better comfort on longer rides.

There was also a chrome-finished crash guard, and mounted on it were premium-looking auxiliary lights to provide better illumination while riding at night.

Royal Enfield also showcased its soft luggage range mounted on the Bullet 650. These bags look premium and match the retro charm of the motorcycle.

The bike also had Royal Enfield’s touring mirrors on, which are sturdier than the stock ones.

Along with this, the Bullet 650 also had a few more accessories, such as a radiator guard and a sump guard.