Royal Enfield are producing a series of very watchable, and honest, short films documenting the ups and downs of their AFT Production Twins project, the Royal Enfield x MotoAnatomy Twin FT, as raced and developed by Johnny Lewis. #RoyalEnfield #JohnnyLewis #Lima #Ohio #AFTProdcutionTwins #AFT2021

We've been following Royal Enfield North America's Build. Train. Race programme since it launched in late-2019. The idea is a group of women are given an Interceptor 650 twin (referred to as the INT 650 in the USA) to modify for flat track racing. They build it, they train to race, then they compete. The programme has doubled in size for its second year, with eight riders: six new joined by the returning champ Jillian Deschenes and Lana MacNaughton. Because of Covid, last ye

Guest blog from Nean Kiskela, one of the 2021 Royal Enfield Build. Train. Race. riders (that's her above, with the bottle of water and checked Vans). February of this year, I was officially accepted into the Royal Enfield Build.Train.Race (BTR) programme, which, if you're unfamiliar, is a freakin' opportunity of a lifetime! Royal Enfield carefully sifted through video applications to choose a group of women from all walks and moto disciplines each to be the receiver of one of

We've been following the Enfield FT Twin project since a reader sent us his own 'spy' shots taken at Leicester speedway track in mid-September 2019 (see the post Royal Enfield Production Twin). Just over a year later, thanks to the guidance of Johnny Lewis, the skill of Harris Performance and the enthusiasm and engineering prowess of Royal Enfield, flat track fans saw the bike win a pro flat track National, just FIVE WEEKS, after making its debut. The AFT Production Twins rac