Royal Enfield 750 Twins: Leading two-wheeler manufacturer Royal Enfield is soon going to introduce the new 750 Twins bike like its 650 model Twins bike.
According to the report, Royal Enfield is preparing to launch a new 750cc twins bike on the lines of its 650cc segment bikes (Interceptor 650 and Continental GT). Let us tell you that both Interceptor 650 and Continental GT bikes are superhit in both domestic and international markets.
Royal Enfield 650 Twins bike is very much liked among bike lovers due to its attractive looks and excellent performance. However, despite being the best in its segment, it seems to lag a bit on the powertrain front.
Competition with Triumph Speed Twin 900
Royal Enfield’s 650 Twin bike model is a direct competitor to the Triumph Speed Twin 900 bike. In such a situation, the company is going to make this bike even more powerful to compete with the Speed Twin 900.
This is the reason why Royal Enfield is going to bring the new 750 Twins bike. Let us tell you that 900 cc twin cylinder, liquid cooled SOHC motor has been used in Triumph Speed Twin. It is capable of producing maximum power of 64.1 bhp and torque of 80 Nm.
At the same time, the 650 Twin is not as capable as the powertrain of the Triumph Speed Twin. Due to this, it is believed that Royal Enfield is now planning to launch a 750 cc motorcycle.
At present, Royal Enfield’s 650 Twin bikes are the strongest bikes in their segment. According to the report, the company is also planning to replace the 650 bikes with the Royal Enfield 750 Twin motorcycle.
Powertrain of Royal Enfield 750 Twins
Royal Enfield may use a more powerful 750cc parallel-twin engine in these bikes, this engine will be capable of producing around 60bhp of maximum power and 55Nm of peak torque.
However, in terms of design and features, the 750 Twin is expected to compete with the 650 Twin bike. Notably, both are expected to be 99 percent similar when it comes to modern features.
LED headlights, alloy wheels and structured body panels etc. can be seen as premium features in Royal Enfield 750 Twins. Hopefully this bike will be released soon.
