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5. Royal Enfield Interceptor
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| Royal Enfield on its Third Century 1899 - 2002! -- The Only Motorcycle Brand with continuous manufacture for more than One Hundred Years-- This is The Web site for Owners of the High Performance Interceptor Model
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| 7. Royal Enfield Model K
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| "Borrowed" from a book by by Bob Currie
Normally, the Model K had a hand-operated clutch, but if required it could be supplied with American-style controls including a foot clutch. In October 1938, Motor-Cycling road-tested the machine with a huge touring sidecar attached, and, with the chair occupied by a 14 stone passenger, the outfit clocked a respectable best-one-way speed of 62 mph, with a two-way mean of just over 58 mph. Fuel consumption was a bit disappointing, at 44 mpg on the open road. |
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11. Royal Enfield Sixty-5 - Classic Motorcycle Profile
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| Incidentally, the rear brake on the Sixty-5 is just as recalcitrant as this particular front brake had proven to be, as the design modifications made by Royal Enfield during the production of their 'Sixties throwback' meant that they changed it from the left to the right side… resulting in extra linkages and loss of power.
I gradually sank into a miserable reverie. Suddenly, for no good or apparent reason, a wave of mechanical sympathy overwhelmed me and I allowed the throttle to close ever-so slightly, and watched the speedometer back off from swinging wildly backwards and forwards around the 70 mark to swinging wildly backwards and forwards around the 60 mark. |
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| 14. royalenfield.com
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| Makers of the Bullet motorcycle in India. Bullet Club membership and activities, adventure tours, motorcycle expeditions, 500cc motorcycles, 350cc motorcycles, cruiser bikes and more! |
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