2011 Royal Enfield Motorcycles
![2011 Royal Enfield Motorcycles](RoyalEnfield_logo.gif)
Watsonian
Squire
The Royal Enfield Bullet has been
in continuous production since 1949. In 1955 the
British company established a satellite factory
in Madras to help meet demand from the Indian Army.
When the UK factory closed in 1967, the Indian plant
continued to manufacture the Bullet models. In 1994
Enfield India Ltd was acquired by the large engineering
group Eicher, which has since made a considerable
investment in manufacturing equipment and techniques.
Since 1999 Royal Enfield has been distributed in
the UK by Watsonian Squire, the longest established
sidecar manufacturer in the World.
Bullet Classic 500
![Royal Enfield Bullet Classic 500](BULLET_CLASSIC_BLK_BOAT-small.jpg)
![2011 Royal Enfield Bullet Classic 500](classic_green_bridge-small.jpg)
![2011 Bullet Classic 500](ClassicBG3-small.jpg)
Bullet Clubman EFI
![2011 Royal Enfield Bullet Clubman EFI](CLUBMAN_EFI-small.jpg)
Bullet Electra EFI
![2011 Royal Enfield Bullet Electra EFI](ELECTRA_EFI_RED-SMALL.jpg)
![2011 Bullet Electra EFI](ELECTRA_EFI_BLU_RIGHT-SMALL.jpg)
![Bullet Electra EFI](ELECTRA_EFI_BLK-SMALL.jpg)
Fury
Styled by Royal Enfield's UK distributor,
Watsonian Squire, and based on the fuel-injected
Electra, the Fury is the first new model in 40 years
to feature twin silencers, which allow the
499cc single cylinder engine to breathe more freely,
producing a distinctive exhaust note.
Wide western style bars dominate
the front end of the Fury, sitting on a specially
made
billet aluminium top yoke. The traditional nacelle,
seen on all other models in the range, is
replaced with a chrome headlight and digital instrument
panel.
The design team at Watsonian also
gave the rear end of the bike a radical makeover,
replacing the twin saddle with a flat track style
glass fibre seat unit, incorporating a discrete
tail light and chrome mini indicators.
Its original namesake was introduced
in 1959 and destined exclusively for the US export
market. Less than 200 were built in Royal Enfield’s
Redditch factory and production ceased
in the early 1960’s.
Due in showrooms early next year,
the Royal Enfield Fury will sell for £5500
in black and at
£5895 in blue and white colour schemes.
![Royal Enfield Fury](FURY-WT-RIGHT-small.jpg)
![2011 Fury](FURY-BLU-REAR-small.jpg)
![2011 Royal Enfield Fury](FURY-BLK-SIDE-small.jpg)
Limited Editions
![2011 Royal Enfield Lewis Leaters](LewisLeathers2010-small.jpg)
![2011 Royal Enfield Hobgoblin](HobgoblinRoyalEnfield-small.jpg)
Trials
![2011 Royal Enfield Trials](TRIALS_EFI_09-small.jpg)
Woodsman
![2011 Royal Enfield Woodsman](Woody_blue-small.jpg)
![Royal Enfield Woodsman](Woody_red-small.jpg)