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According to RideApart, a special collaboration model based on the Royal Enfield Shotgun 650, built with custom builder Rough Crafts, will soon be introduced in the United States. With only 10 units produced, it will be a rare, first-come-first-served model.
Just imagining Rough Crafts' builder aesthetic applied to the production Shotgun 650 is almost too much. With only 10 units made, the rarity alone makes this feel less like an industrial product and more like a work of art. When a brand and the custom scene team up like this, every single unit carries its own story. That's the mood I love about this work.
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Limited editions built around customization tend to end up more for display than for practical use.
The Shotgun 650's base bike is already so well finished that customs of it should look great too.
A 10-unit limited run is a world away from regular people — guess I'll just watch from the sidelines.
Is there any chance this actually makes it to Japan?
Rough Crafts always had a strong Harley-custom image, but they've been branching out lately.
A 10-unit limited collab with Rough Crafts — this is basically guaranteed to sell out instantly.
10 units feels less like a genuine limited run and more like a number picked to generate buzz.
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