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Royal Enfield Bobber 838 Showcased at BIMS 2019

Royal Enfield Bobber 838 (Concept KX) has been showcased at the Bangkok International Motor Show (BIMS 2019). The motorcycle looks identical to the concept version unveiled at EICMA 2018, clearing the fact that the advancement on the prototype model has not been shown on the Thai-spec model. It seems like the updates will result in a close-production concept and at Auto Expo 2022, the bike may launch in the complete production form. However, the exact design inspiration will be seen at the Auto Expo 2020.

The motorcycle comes with an LED headlight, an all-digital console, dual front disc brakes, and many other features that were never seen in a Royal Enfield motorcycle. The swingarm on the Bobber 838 is one-sided like the other premium motorcycles of the world, most probably staying until the final version arrives before the fans. The Bobber 838 seen here is finished in the same green shade while forks still stay unconventional on the concept. The side profile of the motorcycle shows an extremely long wheelbase.

Royal Enfield Bobber 838

Technical Specifications

Engine Displacement: 838cc (OHV)
Bore x Stroke: 80mm x 83.4mm
Engine Layout: V-Twin
Maximum Power: 90HP (Expected)
Fuel Supply: Electronic Fuel Injection
Front Brakes: Twin Discs
Rear Brakes: Single Disc
Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS)
Front Wheel: 3.50 x 19
Rear Wheel: 4.00 x 19
Overall Length: 2160mm
Overall Width: 778mm
Overall Height: 998mm
Wheelbase: 1530mm
Ground Clearance: 128mm
Seat Height: 760mm
Chassis: Harris Frame with Integrated Airbox, Stressed Member Engine
Front Suspension: Girder Fork, Single Damper
Rear Suspension: Single Damper with Progressive Link

Official Photo Gallery

Bobber 838 Features All-Digital Instrument Console with Smartphone Connectivity

Royal Enfield’s concept carries a very unique design for the dual exhausts

The concept bike is equipped with 19-inch Maxxis tyres

Royal Enfield Concept is equipped with an all-LED head light

Rear Suspension: Single Damper with Progressive Link

Front Suspension: Girder Fork, Single Damper

Royal Enfield Concept bike is powered by an 838cc V-Twin engine

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