Royal Enfield has expanded the color palette of the Bear 650 with a new cool color variant for model year 2026: Wild Honey. According to Enfield, this color adds a fresh and pronounced color choice to the sturdy six and a half parallel win.
It has been almost a year since Royal Enfield presented the Bear 650 as a tribute to the illustrious Big Bear Run, the illustrious race in California, which was won by the 16-year-old amateur Eddie Mulder in 1960.
The Big Bear Run was the largest, heaviest race that was held in the Californian desert at the time. There were no rules, roads or technology. Fast Eddie brought a shock into the racing world when after 4 hours and 21 minutes he was first over the finish line and let 765 bite other drivers in the dust, making him the youngest winner of the Big Bear Run.
All aspects of the Bear 650 are, according to Enfield, an expression of his pure Scrambler DNA, open square studs, contoured Scrambler saddle, 2-1 exhaust, upright seat bracket and the competition sign to the greater ground clearance. The competition number board gives the motorcycle a traditional Scrambler look and is a tribute to historical Scrambler engine bikes.
After the unveiling November last year this spring, the Bear 650 could be met this spring, where we had come to the conclusion at the end of an intensive day that this might have been a golden move from Royal Enfield. Otherwise, take our extensive test again.
“Of all 650-twins, the Bear 650 with its Neo’60s California Retro Scrambler Styling has absolutely the coolest looks, and not only of the Enfield 650 twins, but of all bicycles in this segment. In terms of performance there will undoubtedly be the very ride of the Bear, and in terms of the look, and the look in the Lookells will be the look, and the look in look looked, and the look looked, and the looking look at Lookooks, and the look, and the Lookells, and the look, and the look at look, and the look at look, and the look, and look in look looks, and the look at look looks, and the look, and the look, and the look, and the look, and the look, and the look, and the look at look looked looked, and the look at look. This segment “was our judgment then.
With the arrival of Wild Honey, the Bear 650 gets a new face. The color scheme consists of a warm, yellow base with contrasting graphic details and a matching blue saddle. This fits in seamlessly with the character of the engine: tough and at the same time accessible.
De Wild Honey is part of a wider color palette with: Petrol Green, Golden Shadow and the special Two Four Nine edition. The new variant is immediately available at the Royal Enfield dealers in the Benelux for the advice sales price of € 9,399 (€ 8,299 BE).
– Thanks for information from Motorfreaks.