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Online Greybeard

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RE 650 Interceptor
« on: 16.08. 2019 18:20 »
I had a close look at a Royal Enfield 650 Interceptor. I was impressed. If Mahindra brings out a new BSA along the same lines, I could be tempted.

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Re: RE 650 Interceptor
« Reply #1 on: 16.08. 2019 19:45 »
whatever, but please give us a kickstart maharaja as knee power is superior to poor battery power.
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Re: RE 650 Interceptor
« Reply #2 on: 17.08. 2019 07:11 »
There are quite a few of the new RE's where I live and I am also impressed by them. I have never liked the singles much but they seem to have done a very good job with the new twins.

I have a friend (now there's a surprise!) that has one and he loves it.
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Re: RE 650 Interceptor
« Reply #3 on: 17.08. 2019 09:49 »

 For some reason maybe due to dyslexia I was thinking Constellation when I was at the bike shop that sells these (next door at the Guttzi shop really) and we argued a bit ( not unusual), but I found they came in Interceptor and Continental....(I hope not Incontinent-al); difference being clip-ons or some stuff  *conf2*
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