Continental GT-R 650 in full-fairings spotted: Is RE looking to Revamp the Bike?

Royal Enfield is one of those brands in India that has the most loyal customer base and they are aggressively expanding abroad as well. Now, spy shots of new RE Continental GT 650 with bike fairing has been spotted.

Highlights

• RE Continental GT-R 650 spotted with small front fairing
• Remote Adjusters on the rear side
• RE currently working on liquid-cooled Himalayan and a revamped Bullet 350 with the J-platform engine.

Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 full-fairing Spy details:

Royal Enfield's product strategy for both India and global markets is aggressive. The company just introduced the new Hunter 350, which has quickly become RE's second best-selling model in the United States. In addition, RE is working on several new bikes, including the new Bullet 350, Himalayan 450, and 650cc cruiser and Classic. What's more, a new RE Continental GT 650 with a bike fairing has been spotted.

The twin rear shock absorbers on the spotted model can be adjusted remotely. This implies that Royal Enfield may release a road-going version of their race bike, the GR-R 650, which is used in the RE Continental GT Cup. According to the spy photos, the new motorcycle includes a modest front fairing with mounting points for a full set of fairings.

Note : To know more about the current RE Continental GT 650, click here.

The current RE Continental GT 650 has been significantly modified in the aftermarket, with the majority of customers adding a full fairing kit. Royal Enfield is likely to offer the fully fairing kit as a factory-fitted option or as an extra. The spotted model sports bar-end mirrors instead of the standard model's conventional mirrors because to the front fairing. The side view mirrors appear to be items from RE's extensive accessory catalogue.

The spotted vehicle is dressed in Dux Deluxe paint and is mechanically comparable to the ordinary Continental GT 650. The twin rear shock absorbers include a remote adjuster, which will most likely be installed to fine-tune the suspension during testing.