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ENFIELD HOLDINGS is an Indian company known for its motorcycles, specifically Royal Enfield models such as the Interceptor 650, Continental GT 650, and Himalayan 450. The company offers services including test rides, customization programs like GRRR Nights X Underground Factory Custom, and various events like the Royal Enfield Gymkhana and One Ride. Founded in 1901, ENFIELD HOLDINGS has a legacy of over a century in the motorcycle industry. As of now, it operates across India with service centers available for customers to shop, service, and purchase genuine parts. The company also organizes expeditions and cultural events like the Himalayan Basecamp - Ladakh 2026 and Moroccan Odyssey 2026.

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