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Royal Enfield launched the Classic 500 Pegasus edition in India and it is priced at Rs. 2.49 lakh. Here are all the key features that the bike has to offer for this premium price tag.

Royal Enfield has had a long-standing association not only with the British army but with the Indian armed forces as well. In fact, the UK-based bike maker initially came to supply motorcycles to the Indian army 63 years ago and eventually set-up its base in Madras (now Chennai), where it operates from even today. Despite the Indian two-wheeler market growing exponentially over the years with new manufacturers and fairly advanced motorcycles, Royal Enfield continues to be the preferred choice for the Indian army even today.

The 400GT is a sport touring motorcycle from Chinese motorcycle manufacturer CFMoto and is powered by a 400 cc, parallel-twin engine.

At the heart of it though, the Royal Enfield Pegasus Edition is modern and uses the same engine as the standard Classic 500.

KTM Indonesia has showcased the new RC250 SE (Special Edition) version in the country at the 2018 Jakarta Fair. Branded as the KTM RC250 SE, the special edition motorcycle is identical to the standard model in most aspects, except the fact that it gets a side-mounted exhaust instead of an underbelly unit. KTM says the new muffler makes for a racier exhaust note that works well for the bike's appeal.

The new limited edition Royal Enfield Classic 500 Pegasus has been launched in India today and we have all the highlights from the launch event here. Royal Enfield will be making only 1000 units of the limited-edition Classic 500 Pegasus and India will be getting only 250 units.

The Liion GP has been developed in just nine months by a group of students from the University of Twente in the Netherlands.

The Royal Enfield Classic 500 Pegasus is all set to go on sale in India on May 30. Here are the 5 key things thing you need to know about the new limited edition Classic 500.