Motorcycles, Music & Mayhem

The 2025 edition of Royal Enfield's premier motorcycling festival turned out to be a joyous weekend in Goa.

- WORDS KINGSHUK DUTTA

The beautiful state of Goa is usually about sun, sand, and susegad. But for three electrifying days last month, Vagator traded shacks for throttles and sunsets for spotlights as the 2025 edition of the Royal Enfield Motoverse roared into town. Almost 40,000 riders, dreamers, creators, and motorcycling enthusiasts came in from across the globe to celebrate a culture that Royal Enfield hasn't just built, but lives and breathes every single day. Motoverse has always been more than just a festival, it's a living ecosystem where machines meet music, art blends with adrenaline, and the community becomes the main act. This year was no different. If anything, it was bolder, louder, and had some really great motorcycles on display along with some rather interesting activities for the attendees.

Royal Enfield used the festival as a stage to showcase some of its biggest head-turners of the year. The Bullet 650 made its India debut and instantly became the poster child of nostalgia-meets-muscle, a 650cc parallel-twin tribute to the brand's multicultural legacy, now smoother and more confident than ever.