In very limited numbers... With only 125 of this collectable edition being produced, they will be a rare sight on our streets but a lucky few will have one of the very cool retro tribute machines, possibly in the lounge as much as the garage. The no holds barred SD Edition looks very much like it just rode out of the 1930s with the deep valanced fenders, iconic paint scheme and having all the modern tech classily and discreetly hidden from view. It has a TFT dash but it is round and subtle. Disc brakes but the black spoke wheels stand out more than the rotors. Modern suspension but a hardtail look. The exhaust is blacked out and will be replaced with something less Euro5 + by many, just to complete the look. A motorcycle that starts out this cool will only get more desirable as time marches on. The legacy of those riders and racers from the wild 1930s lives on thanks to Indian.

Kicking spring off in style, the One Ride takes place on September 20... everywhere. Yep, it is now very much a global thing. If you are in the first 1000 to register, you also receive a T-shirt. Details of where and when are best sorted at your local Royal Enfield dealer as they are likely to be organising a ride to meet folk from other parts of the country en route to the event. Time to get ready to get Royal. Registrations are open online now.

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