In case you missed it, Royal Enfield was a big hit at this year’s LA Calendar Motorcycle show in Long Beach, California. Special thanks to South Bay Triumph, the California Royal Enfield dealer who organized the appearance at the event and to everyone who came out to check out the… bikes!

We were excited to learn that the a black Bullet Classic C5 won this year’s trophy for Best Bike (Metric-Stock) at the Bearly Cruzin Classic Car and Motorcycle Show in Arizona.

Special thanks to our Arizona Royal Enfield dealer, Motorcycle Sales Direct for submitting the bike and sharing the news with us!

S-K Service, our dealer in Hatley Wisconsin is pleased to announce the 22nd Annual Motorcycle Swap Meet – an event centered on Japanese, European and British motorcycles. The event is all day Friday May 1st and Saturday May 2nd at S-K Service in downtown Hatley. The event is free to the public.

Be sure to mark your calendar and download the printable Swap Meet PDF Flyer.

Our thanks to everyone who visited the Royal Enfield display this weekend at the International Motorcycle Show in New York City. There was a great turn out again this year and lots of enthusiastic interest in the bikes. There was a lot of positive response to the new UCE models and (quite predictably) the Cozy Sidecar rig was a veritable photo magnet.

Special thanks also to our participating local dealers: Leon Stanley of Cycle Icons and Mike Depalo of UK Motorports.

I attended the annual importers meeting at the Intermot show in Cologne, Germany. As always, it was a lot of fun. The Intermot show occupies more than 11 huge convention center buildings. I spent 3 days looking around and still didn’t cover everything!

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The new bike was unveiled by Royal Enfield Motors CEO R.L. Ravishendran at INTERMOT in Cologne, Germany. The new motorcycle, which is called the Bullet Classic C5, is new in every respect and is Royal Enfield’s announcement to the world that it is here to stay (and hey, it’s already been here longer than anyone else, anyway!).

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