Royal Enfield has partnered with renowned custom motorcycle brand Deus Ex Machina to introduce a special 'Son Of A Gun' Limited Edition of its Shotgun 650 motorcycle. The special custom bike created under this collaboration is currently in the news. Taking inspiration from this project, the company will produce only 100 units worldwide. The sale of this limited edition is likely to start in 2027. Each bike will also come with a special Royal Enfield x Deus Souvenir jacket.
The project started with a custom Shotgun 650. Compared to the standard model, the design of this custom bike is completely different. It features a single brown leather seat, short tail section, exposed rear wheel and low-set handlebars. It also gets large alloy wheels, compact headlamp cowl and a long metal exhaust.
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Deep red color has been used on the body of the bike with cream detailing and gold accents. Royal Enfield and Deus branding is seen on the fuel tank. This special custom bike has also been identified as '1 of 1'. 'Deus Ex Machina' and 'Custom by Jeremy Tagand' are written on the fuel cap. Giving the engine covers a piano black finish gives the whole design a distinct look.
But the original silhouette of the standard Shotgun 650 will be retained among the 100 limited edition bikes that will be produced for customers. It will get the same rear mudguard, pillion seat and bodywork as the regular production model. Deus branding and exclusive graphics along with deep red color will be seen on these bikes.
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Royal Enfield's 650 twin engine will be used in this limited edition. Each bike will be accompanied by a special jacket made of stone-washed satin fabric. The jacket features heritage style typography and its inner lining features a glimpse of the bike's color scheme. Along with this bike, Royal Enfield has also showcased new models like the Himalayan 750 and the Continental GT 750 at EICMA 2026.