Royal Enfield and The Great Frog unveil custom Super Meteor 650 at Bike Shed London

Royal Enfield has partnered with London jeweller The Great Frog to reveal a custom-built Super Meteor 650 and limited edition ring at the Bike Shed Moto Show.

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Royal Enfield has announced a new collaboration with London-based jewellery brand The Great Frog, marking a distinctive fusion of motorcycling culture and rock ‘n’ roll design. The partnership includes the launch of a custom-built Super Meteor 650, a handmade sterling silver ring, and an exclusive clothing range.

The centrepiece of the collaboration was unveiled at the Bike Shed Moto Show in London between 23rd and 25th May. The bespoke chopper-style Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650 was built jointly by the two brands, blending the motorcycle’s renowned cruising design with the rebellious edge of The Great Frog’s silverwork and subcultural style.

Also featured in the collaboration is a limited edition sterling silver ring, handcrafted by The Great Frog’s artisans in London. Alongside this is a capsule apparel collection that reflects the shared design ethos of both brands. The clothing and ring will be available exclusively from The Great Frog stores in London, Los Angeles, and New York City.

Mohit Dhar Jayal, chief brand officer, Royal Enfield, said: “This collaboration with The Great Frog is a celebration of counterculture, craftsmanship, and our mutual love for timeless design. The custom-built Brit chopper on the Super Meteor 650 is a true work of art, handcrafted, raw, and full of character. It’s a perfect embodiment of our shared values and an expression of what it means to ride with soul. We’re thrilled to showcase it at Bike Shed London and bring this unique story to life for enthusiasts around the world.”

Reino Lehtonen-Riley, creative director and head designer, The Great Frog, said: “Both TGF and Royal Enfield have stood the test of time have drawn upon their heritage to come together to distill this lineage and create a modern day interpretation of the early Brit chopper, rather than slavishly copying the past, we took the same ethos of those before us but with today’s technology. We’re proud of what we’ve created and can’t wait for the world to see it.”

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