Royal Enfield accessory kits

Royal Enfield has released a pair of accessory kits for its Bullet Classic range.

The first is the trials-inspired T5, which includes an alloy bash plate, braced scrambler handlebars, some graphics and a set of Continental Twinduro tyres for better off-road performance. To existing owners the cost is £251, but Royal Enfield is also offering brand new T5-equipped Bullet Classic, Battle Green and Desert Storm bikes for £5,395.

Royal Enfield Bullet Classic Battle Green T5 (2012) Side

Alternatively, the Sports kit has been designed to evoke café racers of the 1960s. Priced at £353.95, it comprises a ‘Gold Star’ style exhaust silencer, drop handlebars with bar-end mirrors and a fly screen. Buyers can also purchase a new Bullet Classic Chrome complete with the Sports pack for £5,595.

Royal Enfield Bullet Classic Chrome Sports (2012) Front Side

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