Royal Enfield
Classic 650 Hypershift 125th Anniversary Edition
Overview
Royal Enfield marked its 125th anniversary with the Classic 650 Hypershift Edition, a special motorcycle limited to just 125 units in India. Powered by the familiar 648cc parallel-twin engine, it features a distinctive Hypershift paint finish layered over a brass-inspired base, shifting between red, green, and gold depending on the viewing angle.
Blending the brand’s signature retro styling with an exclusive finish, the Classic 650 Hypershift Edition is designed to appeal to collectors and enthusiasts. Its colour-shifting paintwork and heritage-inspired detailing set it apart in the retro motorcycle segment while retaining the proven mechanical foundation of the standard Classic 650.
Specifications
Mileage
21.45 kmpl (Claimed)
Fuel Tank Capacity
14.8 L
Engine Displacement
647.95 cc
Top Speed
157 kmph
Max Power/Torque
47 PS @ 7,250 rpm/52.3 Nm @ 5,650 rpm
Transmission Type
6-speed manual
Wheels
F- 19-inch, R- 18-inch Wire-spoke
Fuel Type
Petrol
Body Type
Cruiser
Braking (Front/Rear)
320 mm disc / 300 mm disc
Suspension (Front/Rear)
43 mm telescopic fork / Twin shock absorbers
Wheelbase
1,475 mm
Key Features & Highlights
Bespoke paint application over a brass base that shifts dynamically between shades of red, green, and gold depending on light and viewing angle.
Features a gilded 125-year anniversary styling tank crest, hand-painted pinstripes, special side-panel badges, and a premium brown quilted leather seat.
Retro twin-pod instrumentation combining a classic analog speedometer, an LCD info display, and a dedicated Tripper turn-by-turn navigation pod.
Iconic casquette headlamp housing equipped with an LED main headlight and traditional "tiger eye" pilot lights.
Removable pillion seat and auxiliary subframe enabling an easy transition to a clean single-seater configuration.
Twin peashooter silencers styled with a dark treatment matching the blacked-out engine casing accents.
Integrated handlebar-mounted USB charging port for powering smartphones and navigation devices during rides.
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