Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 and S6 to make ABR Festival debut
Royal Enfield’s current motorcycle range is set to be joined by the Flying Flea C6 and S6, as well as the company’s electric Himalayan test bed prototype.
Royal Enfield is set to show off its current motorcycle range alongside the Flying Flea C6 and S6 models at the 2026 ABR Festival, however, the Indian company also has an electric prototype that’s set to appear.
The 2026 ABR Festival takes place on June 26-28 (Friday-Sunday) at Ragley Hall, Warwickshire, and will feature a star-studded list of manufacturers and major guests. Royal Enfield will have its own stand, which is where the new Flying Flea C6 and S6 will be displayed.
RE has also confirmed an appearance for its electric Himalayan test bed prototype, which was first seen at the EICMA show in 2023. The electric Himalayan has undergone significant development since then, although it is still not a production-ready motorcycle at this stage.
Away from its current motorcycle range, its Flying Flea models and the electric Himalayan test bed prototype, Royal Enfield riders can get a look through the brand’s Genuine Accessory scheme. A virtual configurator will be flanked by fully accessorised and adventure-ready Himalayan 450s on the stand, serving as inspiration for customers.
As well as the Royal Enfield stand which is expected to be popular throughout the event, the company will be allowing attendees the chance to test ride some of its latest models.
Test rides will be available throughout the three-day show, both on and off-road. Registration windows start from 8am for morning rides (first rides will begin at 9am), with registrations set to re-open at 12pm for afternoon sessions. According to Royal Enfield, riding in the afternoon will begin from 1pm.
Royal Enfield also says “guided off-road routes are exclusively on the Himalayan 450, whilst on-road group rides will be on select 350cc, 450cc, and 650cc models”. Attendees will get the chance to ride the recently-released Guerrilla 450 Apex and the all-new Bullet 650 for the first time.
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