The waiting game has come to an end as Royal Enfield finally rolls out the Super Meteor 650 at the EICMA show in Milan.
- Royal Enfield adds the Super Meteor 650 to its 650cc family.
- The Super Meteor features an all-new frame and revised suspension setup.
The Super Meteor 650 is the third motorcycle to feature Royal Enfield’s 650cc parallel-twin engine after the Continental GT and Interceptor.
However, this is not simply an engine swap from the smaller Meteor 350 or a different aesthetic from the existing 650 Twin. Instead, the Super Meteor 650 gets a newly built frame, revised suspension geometry, redesigned fuel tank, new side panels and a new swingarm.
Also, the Super Meteor 650 is the first 650cc model from Royal Enfield to be equipped with full-LED lighting. In addition, the Super Meteor is also the first Royal Enfield to be fitted with upside-down forks.
Nonetheless, the motorcycle continues to offer conventional cruiser-style riding ergonomics similar to the 350.
Meanwhile, instrumentation comes from a digital-analogue display with tripper navigation.
According to Royal Enfield, the Super Meteor 650 will be available in two trims; Standard and Tourer, with the latter is fitted with a range of accessories, including saddlebags, a tall windscreen, an engine guard and a pillion backrest.
GALLERY: 2023 ROYAL ENFIELD SUPER METEOR 650
