Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 review: On the offensive
“A member of a small independent group taking part in irregular fighting, typically against larger regular forces.” That’s the answer that Google provides when you type in the word Guerrilla - a search that has surely spiked in popularity now that Royal Enfield has used it to name their latest bike. It’s an apt name when you consider that this is Royal Enfield’s stab at infiltrating a segment it has never been in. And the fact that it is going to do so with smaller sales numbers than usual. RE has definitely adopted a fighting spirit with this motorcycle, with the company making fun of ‘plastic’ rivals as well as stating that too many manufacturers seem to be making clones of other products. That second dig is well earned given how blatantly Honda’s new CB350 has been ‘inspired’ by the Classic 350… Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 design and features With that sort of a tone, it’s good that the Guerrilla has its own look and identity in its segment. You won’t mistake this bike for an...