Indian biker buys Royal Enfield GT650 retro cafe racer motorrcycle in Japan [Video]
When it comes to iconic motorcycles in India, the name Royal Enfield is hard to miss. We see a number of Royal Enfield bikes on roads in India; however, RE bikes in Japan are a rare sight to behold. Recently, an Indian biker shared a video online in which he shares his experience of buying a Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 in Japan. The owner reveals how much he paid for the Continental GT 650 and what he plans on doing with it in Japan.
Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 in Japan
This video of the Indian biker buying the GT 650 in Japan has been shared by Ajay Pandey on their channel. The vlogger starts off the video with a beautiful and humorous poem that he wrote for his bike. After this, he starts with the brief of how he came to buy the Royal Enfield Continental GT 650. He states that previously he came to test drive the GT 650 and the Meteor 650, and then he decided to go with the Continental GT. He elaborated that the showroom representative offered him the bike in exchange for his Classic 350 and some cash.
Buying experience
Following this, the vlogger states that he decided to go ahead and take delivery of this bike on “Dhanteras.” After this, he shares the experience of his delivery day where he went on his Royal Enfield Classic 350. On the way to the dealership, he shared his entire journey with his Classic 350 and how he enjoyed taking it on multiple trips. He stated that he is feeling extremely sad to drop off the bike as he has taken immense care of it and does not know what type of owner will buy it next.
![Indian biker buys Royal Enfield GT650 in Japan [Video]](https://www.cartoq.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Indian-biker-buys-Royal-Enfield-GT650-bike-in-Japan.jpg)
However, following this, he reaches the bike dealership. He explains that this particular dealership is not exactly an exclusive Royal Enfield dealership and it also has a number of other bikes from brands like Indian, Honda, and others. The vlogger then shows the range of Royal Enfield bikes available in the showroom. The bikes in the dealership included the Royal Enfield Classic 350, Meteor 650, Continental GT 650, Hunter, and a few others. Finally, he then shows the dealership swapping his old bike’s accessories into his new bike.
Post-delivery experience
![Indian biker buys Royal Enfield GT650 in Japan [Video]](https://www.cartoq.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Indian-biker-in-Japan-with-GT650.jpg)
Following the delivery, the vlogger took the bike for his maiden voyage with his wife. He shared that he is loving the bike and it is extremely fun to drive. He then talks about the price that he paid for it. He states that he paid around ¥10,00,000, which when converted is around Rs 6 lakh. The biker mentions that he knows that it is more expensive than the same bike in India. However, he does not regret the decision.
Lastly, he asks his wife about the bike, and she says that she also likes it. He also adds that he will not be adding any aftermarket exhausts to his bike as he believes that it is loud enough, and he does not want to disturb others. He added that the bike is very rare in Japan, and he will be taking on many more adventures with it.
When it comes to iconic motorcycles in India, the name Royal Enfield is hard to miss. We see a number of Royal Enfield bikes on roads in India; however, RE bikes in Japan are a rare sight to behold. Recently, an Indian biker shared a video online in which he shares his experience of buying a Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 in Japan. The owner reveals how much he paid for the Continental GT 650 and what he plans on doing with it in Japan.
Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 in Japan
This video of the Indian biker buying the GT 650 in Japan has been shared by Ajay Pandey on their channel. The vlogger starts off the video with a beautiful and humorous poem that he wrote for his bike. After this, he starts with the brief of how he came to buy the Royal Enfield Continental GT 650. He states that previously he came to test drive the GT 650 and the Meteor 650, and then he decided to go with the Continental GT. He elaborated that the showroom representative offered him the bike in exchange for his Classic 350 and some cash.
Buying experience
![Indian biker buys Royal Enfield GT650 in Japan [Video]](https://www.cartoq.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Royal-Enfield-Continental-GT650-in-Japan.jpg)
Following this, the vlogger states that he decided to go ahead and take delivery of this bike on “Dhanteras.” After this, he shares the experience of his delivery day where he went on his Royal Enfield Classic 350. On the way to the dealership, he shared his entire journey with his Classic 350 and how he enjoyed taking it on multiple trips. He stated that he is feeling extremely sad to drop off the bike as he has taken immense care of it and does not know what type of owner will buy it next.
However, following this, he reaches the bike dealership. He explains that this particular dealership is not exactly an exclusive Royal Enfield dealership and it also has a number of other bikes from brands like Indian, Honda, and others. The vlogger then shows the range of Royal Enfield bikes available in the showroom. The bikes in the dealership included the Royal Enfield Classic 350, Meteor 650, Continental GT 650, Hunter, and a few others. Finally, he then shows the dealership swapping his old bike’s accessories into his new bike.
Post-delivery experience
Following the delivery, the vlogger took the bike for his maiden voyage with his wife. He shared that he is loving the bike and it is extremely fun to drive. He then talks about the price that he paid for it. He states that he paid around ¥10,00,000, which when converted is around Rs 6 lakh. The biker mentions that he knows that it is more expensive than the same bike in India. However, he does not regret the decision.
Lastly, he asks his wife about the bike, and she says that she also likes it. He also adds that he will not be adding any aftermarket exhausts to his bike as he believes that it is loud enough, and he does not want to disturb others. He added that the bike is very rare in Japan, and he will be taking on many more adventures with it.
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