Trip Machine

Some changes don’t need to be loud to make a motorcycle feel more personal.

Installing our Tank Straps on the Scrambler 400X, a small detail that adds a cleaner, more finished look to the cockpit view. Crafted to fit triumph Scrambler 400X/XC, speed 400 & speed T4.

A tastefully modified Honda, the sea in the background, and the Rambler sitting easy on the rider’s shoulders. Engine note, sea breeze, and a ride that looks like it needed no planning at all.

Video: .lin

Keeping a motorcycle stock has its own charm. But sometimes, a few small changes can make it feel a little more personal without ruining what made you like it in the first place.

We did exactly that with the Goan Classic. Full video is now live on YouTube.

What fits inside a tank bag?

For .co, it is the little things that help him shoot while he rides, a DJI mic, drone, remote, camera bits, and all the small gear that usually ends up scattered in pockets or buried inside a backpack.

The Bullet 650 is here, and it makes sense. But imagine, just for a second, if Royal Enfield had gone all in and made it a Bullet 750. That would have been a proper statement.

Of course, a Bullet was never meant to be about speed. It is supposed to feel old-school and relaxed. But still, a 750cc Bullet would have been something to see.

Bullet 650 and Classic 650, side by side. Two 650s, two different shapes, two very different characters.

At first glance, they feel like they may feel like twins. But the more you look, the more the differences start showing up, the bodywork, the frame lines, the proportions, and the little details that give each motorcycle its own presence.

Still, put them next to each other and that old-world Royal Enfield charm comes through in both. Different structures. Same soul.



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Good customisation is not about adding more. It’s about knowing when to stop.

Customising it tastefully is about adding the right details, in the right places, without taking away what made it special in the first place.