Buying a used Royal Enfield motorcycle on line means staring at a picture or two looking for visual clues.
Does it have the accessories you want? Is it left shift or right shift? Is this the picture the owner took when he got the bike new, or does it appear to show the motorcycle the way it looks today?
Here's something I always like to check: what's in the background? Is the owner accidentally telling you how he has treated the motorcycle?
It's just a theory, but I think that if the seller has posed the Royal Enfield as though it is out with the trash, he's anxious to get rid of it!
Imagine putting your beloved Royal Enfield in a photo with garbage cans. But many sellers do it.
In fact, if you look through the photos below you will see that at least one owner posed his Royal Enfield twice with the garage can. He had to move the garbage can to do it!
What were they thinking?
How an old Bullet really sounds
Merry Christmas from Hitchcocks
Is he comparing Classic 650 to sex?
Why he switched from his Bullet
Royal Enfield Photo of the Week
FL 2002
TX 2003
CA 2014 GT 535
CA 1966 Interceptor
CA 2015 GT 535
Mikayla moves on from BTR grid
The Best Review of the Classic 650
Beyond just riding for Royal Enfield
CA 1956 700cc
Royal Enfield: too many new models?
Model Classic 350 converts to toy
OR Woodsman
FL 1970 Interceptor
NV 1956 Trailblazer
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HEY!!!That Peacock Blue '99 Deluxe is MINE...that must be what it looked like with the stock carb & airbox,and unpainted jug...I can tell that it's the one that I bought in New Orleans this Spring...thanks,David!Matt Law/Bullethead63~
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