Royal Enfield has opened Australian pre-orders for the new Bullet 650, with the twin-cylinder model due in June and priced from $10,990 ride away.
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Born From Legacy, Built for Today
In 2026, the Bullet finds its most powerful expression yet with the acclaimed parallel twin 650cc engine delivering an authentic ride that’s more resolute than ever. Paired with it are the proven steel tubular spine frame, gleaming hand-painted pinstripes, iconic tiger lamps, vintage-inspired 3D winged badge and a commanding riding stance, preserving all the hallmarks that have made this motorcycle an icon for generations.
The Bullet 650 carries its legendary DNA forward in every detail. The vintage-inspired bench seat, traditional nascelle, and commanding upright riding stance stay true to the signature Bullet silhouette. The Bullet 650’s twin engine delivers smooth power and effortless acceleration, ideal for both relaxed and spirited rides, while its precise 6-speed gearbox and light slipper clutch contribute to an effortless journey.
The Bullet has proved infinitely adaptable across nine decades. The new Bullet 650 remains true to what it has always been—timeless, steadfast, immersed in a halo of nostalgia, impossible to imitate. Beneath its signature silhouette lies the latest precision engineering; smoother, powerful and built for the riders of today.
The Bullet 650 arrives in Australia in June and is priced as follows:
The Battleship Blue is priced at $10,990 rideaway* and;
The Cannon Black is priced at $11,190 rideaway*.
Pre-orders are now open. Reserve your Bullet 650 by placing a fully-refundable deposit online, or with your nearest Royal Enfield dealership.
*Terms & Conditions:
A $500 deposit will secure one of the first Bullet 650 units in Australia. This deposit is 100% refundable. Should you not wish to continue with your purchase, the deposit will be transferred back into your nominated bank account. The expected date of arrival for the Bullet 650 is June 2026. Please note that this arrival date could be extended due to shipping, customs or other factors outside of Royal Enfield Australia’s control. Overseas model may be shown, and may be fitted with accessories. Please contact your dealership regarding final specifications.
About Royal Enfield:
The oldest motorcycle brand in continuous production, Royal Enfield has created beautifully crafted motorcycles since 1901. From its British roots, a manufacturing plant was established in Madras in 1955, a foothold from which Royal Enfield spearheaded the growth of India’s mid-sized two-wheeler segment. Royal Enfield’s are engaging, uncomplicated, accessible, and fun to ride; a vehicle for exploration and self-expression. It’s an approach the brand calls Pure Motorcycling.
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