The ASC Tornadoes team built a monster bike, using a 500cc Royal Enfield as the base machine to create a world record of mounting 58 men on a single bike that remains unbroken till date

Stunt riding is fraught with risks most of the time, and even the best in the business can bite the dust. But it takes inner steel to get back in the saddle of a bike after a severe injury.

The Shwet Ashw team of the Corps of Military Police set the benchmark for motorcycle display riding teams even as it continues to break new ground.

A series of pictures of a Royal Enfield bike at the snowbound Khardung La shot by award-winning photographer, Arun Nangla, helped to the redefine the brand image of the bike.

The fastest Royal Enfield ever made in India dominated the Indian Grand Prix for more than 20 years.

The trusty Royal Enfield served the needs of the Indian Army from the rugged heights of the Himalayas to the scorching plains of North-Western India, both in war and peace.

The Royal Enfield WD/RE is, perhaps, the most well-known motorcycle for the role it played in World War II. The delicious irony is that the majority of motorcycle nerds know it by its acquired moniker, Flying Flea, rather than its original name.

Royal Enfield has kept its strong links with the armed forces alive by periodically introducing limited-edition motorcycles that pay tribute to the sword-arm of the nation.

In the month of May, the power cruiser tallied over twice that of Royal Enfield’s entire 500cc range combined!