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    Royal Enfield Continental GT 535 discontinued?

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    Hi Guys,

    Just an update and thought to share with all the Continental GT enthusiasts and potential future buyers.
    I was ready to get my RE GT (like in 3 days) but, unfortunately the bike is no longer in production. Yes, I've got this official news from the brand store
    in Bangalore as well as Chennai. Since, the GT 750 is gonna hit the stores by the first half of 2018 (GT 535 CC is no more).
    Hope, this update is helpful.

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    Regards,
    Manny
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    Re: Royal Enfield Continental GT 535 discontinued?

    News Approved

    Can anyone else confirm the news of the discontinued bike?
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      Re: Royal Enfield Continental GT 535 discontinued?

      Hi Everyone,

      To backup the above post which I've posted, please find the approved news from a trusted source.

      http://https://www.rushlane.com/roya...d-1292069.html

      Note: Got a hint that the new GT 650 Twin will be hitting the dealerships for test-drive around August 2018.

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        Re: Royal Enfield Continental GT 535 discontinued?

        Cafe racer bikes will not be successful in India be it 100cc,535cc or 650cc because of their uncomfortable ergonomics.
        Don't Honk Unnecessarily

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