The bike's retro-modern design, pastel colours, and vintage graphics make it a work of art and a performance machine.
Royal Enfield pleasantly surprised the motorcycle community with its recent showcase of a custom 850cc adventure bike at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in the UK. While the bike is a one-off custom creation, it has sparked speculation about a potential entry of the iconic Indian brand into the middleweight adventure bike segment.

Built in collaboration with renowned custom bike builder David Gwyther of Death Spray Custom, the bike is a stunning homage to the Dakar Rally machines of the 1980s and 1990s. With its retro-modern design, pastel pink and purple paint scheme, and period-correct graphics, the bike is as much a work of art as it is a performance machine.

The Royal Enfield 850cc adventure bike stands out with its bold and unconventional colour palette. The use of light pastel pink and purple shades is a daring departure from the traditional adventure bike colour scheme. The graphics, reminiscent of the golden era of rally racing, further enhance the bike's adventurous character and pays homage to its Dakar Rally inspirations. With its commanding presence, the Royal Enfield 850cc ADV bike features a tall windscreen that offers wind protection for long-distance riding. The generously proportioned fuel tank hints at an ample range for adventure touring. The bike's semi-fairing extends up to the engine crankcase, providing a classic rally-inspired look while offering some degree of rider protection. Large quarter panels, reminiscent of old-school adventure bikes, complete the rugged and purposeful aesthetic.



