Royal Enfield Interceptor 750 Review: Price, Specifications, Features & More
For modern touches, it comes with sleeker exhaust end-cans for an aesthetic touch to the bike.
The much-awaited Royal Enfield Interceptor 750 has been spied testing in India and created a lot of buzz among the motorcycle enthusiasts. The spy shots reveal a bike that retains the classic retro styling of its predecessor, the Interceptor 650, but introduces several upgrades with a bigger engine and subtle design tweaks to provide an enhanced riding experience.
Key Features
Classic Design with Modern Tweaks
The Interceptor 750 sports retro design language, which Royal Enfield is known for. It comes with a round headlight, a teardrop-shaped fuel tank, and has a classic silhouette overall. For modern touches, it comes with sleeker exhaust end-cans for an aesthetic touch to the bike.
Upgraded Engine
The bike is fitted with a new 750cc engine, which should be probably a bored-out version of the 648cc parallel-twin engine currently being used in the Interceptor 650. With the air- and oil-cooled engine, better performance should not compromise the smooth power delivery, for which the Interceptor series is known.
