5 Best Bikes to Grow Motorcycling - The Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 parallel twin is an attractive buy with retro-cool style

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After nearly 1000km of having ridden the Interceptor 650, all we wanted to do was ride it some more. It is really the do-it-all modern classic

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Holy wow, that's a game changer!

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