Ride a Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 While Your Bike is Being Serviced

Royal Enfield has confirmed a nationwide courtesy bike scheme initiative which will allow riders having their bike serviced to hop aboard a new Guerrilla 450 in order to get them back out on the road.

A scheme that is sure to go down well with Royal Enfield die-hards, the courtesy bike initiative is subject to availability and is offered only at authorised dealers. 

The 452cc, liquid-cooled single housed inside the Guerrilla 450, produces 39.5bhp at 8000rpm and is backed up by 29.5lb ft of torque at 5500rpm.

The Guerrilla’s braking set-up is made up of a single 310mm disc that’s gripped by a twin-piston calliper at the front, while the rear sees a 270mm disc paired up with a single-piston calliper.

Speaking about the scheme, Martin Marshall, Royal Enfield UK’s Dealer Development Manager, said: “We constantly strive to make sure the customer experience is of the highest standard at our authorised dealers, and so making the service and maintenance process as smooth as possible is a fundamental part of this.

“With the nationwide courtesy bike scheme, customers should not only experience a greater level of service, but for some, also get to experience the great performance and agility that the Guerrilla 450 has to offer for the first time too.”

For customers interested in buying a Guerrilla 450 of their own, UK pricing starts from £4850, while finance options mean you could get the bike for as little as £64.99 a month. That’s achievable by putting down a deposit of slightly more than £1000 and if you choose to make repayments over a 48-month period.

Check out our review of the Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 here.

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