2019 Royal Enfield Motorcycle - Jay Leno’s Garage

I drove my 350 bullet all the way back from the dealership in New Delhi to my home in the UK. Best road trip ever

Nice to see a manufacturer that instead of moving up market with products that you can't afford, they're keeping bikes affordable.

Really like how Jay Leno describes an Indian engineer's enthusiasm. He's a proper petrolhead who understands how engineering works.

There hasn't been a bike as gorgeous and as affordable as the Continental GT 650 in a long time.

"Built like a Gun goes like a Bullet" i always loved this tagline

I'm currently in India on business and see RE's all over the place. I like the Continental GT a lot.

I'm 67 and bought my first bike in 1965, worked in the industry for many years, and I'd buy one of these.

Royal Enfield's C.E.O is all the time driving and testing himself the bikes he is selling. There is no secret, I am not surprised about its popularity. It is cheap, reliable, powerfull enough to enjoy it, amazingly beautifull, and it gives you so much pleasure to drive.

I own a GT650 chrome and buying this bike with my own earned money is one of the best things I have ever done in my entire life.

I’m an old guy too Jay (74) and love motorcycles. When. I was in the Navy in the 60’s I always borrowed my friend’s Honda 305. One night, another friend let me take his Kawasaki 750. That thing was like a rocket ship! Years later, I bought a Harley 1200 then moved up to a Softail Deluxe. Unfortunately, after working 35 years on Fighter jets in the Air National Guard, my old body took its toll a couple of years ago and I had to sell it. Those who have never driven a motorcycle on a country road and smelled the odor of fresh cut grass will never know what they have missed in life. Thanks for a great video. It brought back so many good memories.

To people in India, Enfields are like a beloved relative, they are part of their culture and they aré extremely proud of them and for good reasons. I had a classic 500, loved that thing so damn much, still remember how it made me smile every time I was riding or looking at it. People always stared and started conversations about it. Had to sell it cause I moved to a different country. Its hard to explain until you ride one, they have a soul of their own. My next bike will be an interceptor.

I’ve rode the bullet and the Himalayan on a tour of the Himalayas. I was blown away with how nice they feel to ride and how durable they are. They could very easily dominate the market in the uk.

This guy showing off the bikes has to be the best representative from a company I’ve seen on the show, just seemed genuine and had seen the show before. It didn’t feel like he was selling something but I’m sold on these bikes they seem great!

Jay, I am sure you just doubled sales of Enfield in North America. Great bikes.

I'm American, I've never ridden a royal enfield but I saw a go pro video in Nepal touring on a 500 I believe and I've loved them ever since. They're good at everything. Crazy reliable, gorgeous, and I'm positive they're a blast and rewarding to ride!

I love it. Classic British style. Beautiful. It reminds me of when I used to cruise around on on my 1971 Honda CB350 all over the westside of Los Angeles. You said it right Jay....sometimes you just want to go out for a ride. I hope more people catch on to that. That is what motorcycling is all about.

I live in Colombia, and bought a 2016 Classic 500 last year, ideal for the older motorcyclists amongst us, I love it!

I was a dealer for Royal Enfield back in the early 2000's . I still have my 500 bullet. A brand new bike identical to a 1955. I love it. Thanks for sharing this!

We own 2 Himalayans: outstanding bikes-incredible fun, easy to maintain, easy to ride, and pretty much perfect dual sports (even though I absolutely lust after a Continental GT and join the ton up boys). Don't overlook these bikes, they're incredible!

It’s nice to see a bike that remains affordable, yet maintains its iconic look! It seems like one that would be in serious consideration for my next bike.