Last Call – Royalvolution Enfield Edition

Robert Emslie

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Royal Enfields have been around for so long without much change, it would be accurate to call any new aspect of their bikes to be evolutionary, rather than revolutionary.
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7 responses to “Last Call – Royalvolution Enfield Edition”

  1. Black Steelies Avatar
    Black Steelies

    Evolutions Per Second

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  2. CptSevere Avatar
    CptSevere

    Gawd, I love these things. Really neat little bikes. I personally don't care if they're as slow as pondwater, I still want one.

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  3. B72 Avatar
    B72

    Did it say "gas filled shockers"?
    I admit I wasn't expecting that, but it didn't seem like particularly long ad copy.

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  4. joshuman Avatar
    joshuman

    Since this is last call…
    My wife is thinking minivan. I'm thinking differently. Does anybody have an opinion on the Mercedes R-Class? It is essentially a minivan-wagon. The looks are distinct and the AMG would be awesome but I'd probably like the CDI.

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    1. mr. mzs zsm msz esq Avatar
      mr. mzs zsm msz esq

      I know a guy that bought one last year. Claimed he got a fantastic price because they were not selling. But I know him to exaggerate a bit as well.

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  5. Peter Tanshanomi Avatar
    Peter Tanshanomi

    "Royal Enfields have been around for so long without much change…"
    But Enfields have recently changed quite a bit. The Thunderbird TwinSpark model shown in the ad is a 350cc version of the Enfield G5 unit construction engine, which has only been in production for about four years.

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  6. dculberson Avatar
    dculberson

    20bhp! How will I handle all this power?? [this from the guy that rides a KLR650 .. 33hp or so?]

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