Royal Enfield to unveil '120-Year Anniversary Edition’ today at EICMA 2021

Royal Enfield 120 Years Edition: This year marks the 120-year of Royal Enfield. The automobile enthusiasts cannot keep their calm as Royal Enfield will introduce the ‘120-Year Edition’ today. These special editions will be unveiled at EICMA 2021 show in Milan, Italy, today.

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Royal Enfield has posted a video from its official Instagram handle about these '120 Year Edition'. The post said, "Launching today at the Royal Enfield Stand at EICMA 2021."

 

 

 

 

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At this opportunity, let us go through the history of Royal Enfield at a glance. In 1901, the first Royal Enfield motorcycle is produced. Designed by Bob Walker Smith and Frenchman Jules Gobiet, it is launched at the Stanley Cycle Show in London. The 1 1/2 hp engine is mounted in front of the steering head and the rear wheel driven by a long rawhide belt.

Royal Enfield has also planned various expeditions on its 120th year. On October 13, 2021, Royal Enfield tweeted from its official Twitter handle, "Since 1901, a simple question has fuelled our expeditions across continents and conditions: #WhereToNext. In 2021, our 120th year, this quest for the unknown leads us all the way to the South Pole."

Since 1901, a simple question has fuelled our expeditions across continents and conditions: #WhereToNext
In 2021, our 120th year, this quest for the unknown leads us all the way to the South Pole.

Visit: https://t.co/LwkJaaZbRg#90South #RoyalEnfield #RidePure #PureMotorcycling pic.twitter.com/wXGfyouvtK

— Royal Enfield (@royalenfield) October 13, 2021

As per the official website of Royal Enfield, on November 26, 2021, Royal Enfield riders Santosh and Dean will land in Novo to begin their 39-day expedition across Antarctica. After three days of acclimatization, the team will drive southward for 12 days whereby they will arrive at the Indian Research Station on the Ross Ice Shelf.

From there, on December, 14, 2021, they will begin their 770 km ride to Amudsen-Scott Pole Station via the South Pole Traverse, reaching the South Pole by December 21, 2021.

After that the riders will drive west to the Union Glacier where a flight will be waiting to take them back to the familiar soil .