Royal Enfield Continental GT 650: specs and comparison

Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 (Retro / classic, since 2021): 648 cc engine, 35 kW / 47 hp, 212 kg (with fluids), seat height 820 mm. Licence: A2.

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Generations

2021 (since 2021)

Yearssince 2021
TypeRetro / classic
LicenceA2
Engine648 cm³, 2 cyl.
Power34.6 kW / 47 hp
Weight212 kg (with fluids)
Seat height820 mm
ABSABS
Drive / gearboxchain, manual
Tank12.5 l
Fuel use4.5 l/100 km
Range on one tank240 km
Used price (estimate)£4,500 - £6,000

Version 2018-2020

Years2018-2020
TypeRetro / classic
LicenceA2
Engine648 cm³, 2 cyl.
Power34.6 kW / 47 hp
Weight198 kg (type not stated)
Seat height793 mm
ABSABS
Drive / gearboxchain, manual
Tank12.5 l
Fuel use4.5 l/100 km
Range on one tank240 km
Used price (estimate)£4,200 - £4,700

Why it's worth it

  • Cheap and simple servicing
  • Smooth, predictable power
  • Cheap, easy to find parts

Weak points

  • Tiring on long rides
  • Noticeable vibrations
  • Basic, budget suspension

What to check on a used one

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Questions

Is the Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 A2-legal?

Yes: 34.6 kW is within the A2 limit of 35 kW. Some countries also check 0.2 kW per kg, so confirm the papers of the bike you buy.

What is the seat height of the Royal Enfield Continental GT 650?

820 mm. Whether you reach the ground also depends on the seat width: the finder estimates it from your height and inseam.

How much does the Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 weigh?

212 kg (with fluids).

What is the fuel use and range of the Royal Enfield Continental GT 650?

About 4.5 l/100 km; with the 12.5 l tank that is roughly 240 km before the reserve.

All Royal Enfield models

Specs from makers and test sources; prices are estimates. Check the bike you buy.