It?s a bumper selection for Royal Enfield fans today, with a new parts kit from Bad Winners of Paris and a chunky custom from a English startup. We?ve also got an SR500 built by an aircraft technician from Canada, and details of a radical new land speed record contender.

Bad Winners Motokit for Royal Enfield twins Bad Winners is one of the biggest success stories in the European custom scene. Shop founder Walid Ben Lamine has built many, many fantastic customs over the past decade, from one-offs to limited production ?series? bikes.
He now includes kits in his repetoire, and the latest is this new ?Motokit? for the hugely popular Royal Enfield 650 twins.

Working with RE headquarters, Walid has taken a modular approach?so 650 owners can either take the whole shebang, or upgrade a bike in stages. We?d start with the suspension first, which includes new fork internals from YSS and a choice of three different shocks. And maybe add the 17-inch wheels with Dunlop?s new Mutant rubber.

You can supplement that with a ?Front? kit of Renthal bars, matched to a custom set of push buttons, a control box to interface with the stock wiring loom, a new throttle, and Oberon mirrors.
We?d add the Motogadget Tiny speedo as well, attached via supplied brackets, and a Koso Thunderbolt headlight in a custom bucket.

On the performance front, Bad Winners have assembled a package of goodies including a custom mapped Power Commander, a free-flow S&S air filter, and a choice of exh...