Royal Enfield Bobber 838 is the most advanced

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Royal Enfield Bobber 838 is the most advanced 


    Royal Enfield Bobber V-Twin concept has been built as a design study. The design elements will be seen in future RE motorcycles.

    Royal Enfield showcased their might and prowess rowe they unveiled the V-Twin 838cc Concept KX Bobber at the 2018 EICMA Show in Milan, Italy. This concept motorcycle announces the arrival of Royal Enfield on a global stage.
    
    Royal Enfield Bobber is a low slung 838cc motorcycle. It boasts of a single seat setup, digital instrument cluster, full LED headlamps with LED DRLs, alloy wheels shod with Maxxis tyres and a large engine.

    It is also seen with a flat handlebar set up while seat and handlebar grips are wrapped in leather. It gets a retro styled fuel tank and the bike is finished in a green and copper paint scheme with black and bronze paints finish on engine and dual exhausts.
     Royal Enfield bobber receives an 834cc, liquid cooled, fuel injected, V-Twin engine which has been developed along with Polaris. This engine is capable of 90 PS peak power and 100 Nm torque and gets mated to a 6 speed transmission. Watch the hi-res video of Royal Enfield Bobber below.

    The Bobber gets a twin exhaust muffler while braking is via twin disc brakes on the front wheel. Suspension is via telescopic front fork and monoshock at the rear while dual channel ABS is offered as standard.

    Royal Enfield has not announced if the Bobber will ever go into production; but showcased it as a concept. It gives one an idea of what the company has planned for the future. However, if it ever does, it will have to compete in the luxury segment that is currently commanded by the likes of the Harley Davidson Forty-Eight and Triumph Bobber.
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