Adrian Sellers, Head of Custom & Motorsport at Royal Enfield, in a company statement, said, “Our collaboration with ICON Motosports for the Limited Edition Shotgun 650 exemplifies the custom possibilities of the Shotgun 650, celebrating the artistry and passion of custom building while pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with Royal Enfield motorcycles.”
This special edition 650cc motorcycle takes inspiration from ‘Always Something’, a custom bike built by ICON and showcased at EICMA 2024 and Motoverse 2024. The motorcycle will be available in a restricted quantity of 100 units worldwide, with sales beginning on February 12, 2025, at 8:30 pm IST (3 pm GMT).
Availability and Pricing
The limited edition Shotgun 650 will be priced at ₹4.25 lakh (ex-showroom) in India. Only 25 units will be allocated per region, making it highly exclusive.
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Registration opens on February 6, 2025. In India, customers can register through the RE App, while buyers from the Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the Americas can do so via the Royal Enfield website. The sale will be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis, with only 25 buyers in each region securing a unit.
Design and Features
The Limited Edition Shotgun 650 is based on the standard model but incorporates several design elements influenced by ICON’s custom build. It features a three-tone race-inspired paint scheme, gold contrast-cut rims, and blue shock springs.
A red seat with an integrated logo and bar-end mirrors enhances its distinct look. These modifications aim to celebrate motorcycle customisation and offer enthusiasts a stock motorcycle that closely resembles a custom build.
Each motorcycle in this series comes with an exclusive Slabtown Intercept RE jacket, designed by ICON. The jacket is made from suede and textile, featuring leather appliqués and embroidery to add to its uniqueness.
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