The writer The host The camera man The editors The producers Are dope

Soneone went to film school. These are like Oscar-worthy short movies.

the 80's vibe, the writing, the delivery... such content even youtube premium neglects

After 3 years and watching multiple times .... This is still the best motorcycle review

"Such manners even premium machines neglect" that's impeccable writing right there!

I feel like I should've paid to watch this.

If royal enfield made advertisements as good as your videos they'd be selling 2 million instead on 1 every year. So good

I just pulled the trigger. Picking up a 650 Interceptor tomorrow. Royal Enfield owes you one for this ad Ryan.

Sometimes it's not about getting there faster, it's about getting there happier.

Three things we are not giving back to British ever: Cricket Tea And Royal Enfield Exactly in that order

The 47bhp may seem underpowered compared to todays standards and make no sense out of the UK and EU however, 47bhp is the upper limit for motorcycles if you are riding on an A2 license so this falls right in sweet spot for riders on an A2 license

I’ve owned dozens of bikes in the four decades I’ve been riding. I LOVE my interceptor, it’s not the fastest bike I’ve had but it just makes me smile like it was a Dachshund puppy. R E did a beautiful job on this machine, solid, intuitive controls, good ergonomics, easy shifting and no b.s.. This bike always starts conversations with strangers, sometimes stops traffic (no joke). Mark me down as a RE devotee!

I have one of these and I get a lot of compliments and questions about it. A lot of people are actually surprised when I tell them my bike is a 2019 model because they think it's a classic bike. I feel like there's no better compliment than that for a modern classic café racer. Great job Royal Enfield!

When i was at BMW shop, they laught when i came in my working clouthes. Then i went to Triumph and the bike was solid. Last stop was Royal Enfield, i tried the Interceptor and i fall in love. The people were nice, bike was awesome, i could not complain. Now, after one year i would not change nothing and i spared half of the price for BMW or Triumph. ;) Sorry for my english :D

What we have here is FortNine's best video ever, in my humble opinion. A brilliant review combining a RE motorcycle history lesson with an informative review and all done with unparalleled video, photo and dialogue excellence. A work of art.

I first saw this video the day it was released. I had never heard of the Continental 650 until then. Now, as of last weekend I own one and I couldn't be happier. Thank you Ryan and Fortnine for this review. Royal Enfield owes a lot to you.

6:55 what a transition...

I'm going to be honest here, I know I could get a more powerful and modern machine for the money, I know it's heavy and the tires are a bit to skinny, but man, I test drives this machine 3 days ago, I haven't been that happy since I was a kid. Currently I own a Honda cb190r, which I consider an expensive machine for around 2600 dollars(in my country I make 500 dollars a month which is more than you can earn with a university degree) and this little machine pulled me out depression and anxiety so much! Now since I've driven the conti 650 I'm in love... This is really my dream bike, I'm currently saving as much as I can to buy it, I want to have this bike with me until I die and may be if I ha e any children, give them this bike. Seen your review had me with a big fucking grin on my face, the editting, the script. THE BIKE! I know that maybe for you, 5000 dollars is not much but man, this bike is the dream for people like me. I thank you so much for this video. Keep it up!!!

People have no idea how much respect these machines command on the roads of the Indian subcontinent. What Harley Davidson is to America , RE is to India !

I came for the motorcycle reviews, stayed and subscribed for the professional editing, charismatic philosophic host and fantastic entertainment factor. What can I say, each new review from Fortnine is an absolute treat. Top Gear quality, from an absolutely brilliant KZfaqr team.

This started as a review and ended up being a love letter. Rightfully so, I have an interceptor now, waited all these years for the perfect Royal Enfield bike and I finally got it. And it’s a joy to ride...

Man, I can’t recall the last time I saw a KZfaqr make such consistently beautiful content! Keep up the work chap!

I feel bad that I'm just getting around to this one. I've owned my RE since Jan 23 and I love it. I've been a superbike guy forever, and I get so much fun out of this little bike. It gets way more positive attention everywhere I go in comparison to other bikes I've owned. I've modded it a lot, which is half the fun. When I first purchased, I was wondering if the novelty would wear off. Not on your life! Thanks for the great video!

Can't stop myself to watch this master piece again and again.

My dad literally had tears in his eyes when he test rode it, we have been having royal enfield as a tradition in the family. My grandpa gave him a 1987 bullet and a bullet electra 350 to my uncle when he went college and my dad gave me a 2017 Classic 350. He asked me to bring this to my family garage when the time comes. He loves his 1987 one but he is suprised that Royal enfield has made such a nice bike and if you dont complain too much this bike is really really sexy n fun.

Ryan can pronounce Leicestershire correctly! Is there no end to this man's talents?

Man, this review of GT 650 felt like a movie. Kudos to the entire team.

Saw this over 10 times, got a test ride for the continental gt, instantly fell in love with it, ordered it and now I love riding it.

The beauty of Royal Enfield is they bring back the fun of classic motorcycling without all the hassle old bikes bring with them.

So glad you rated the Royal Enfield twin chaps, I too love my Interceptor (much the same bike bar the styling), a cracking machine that has that rare quality of good looks, loads of smiles per mile and great value. Talking of great things, your videos are just epically brilliant now, you put us regular KZfaqrs completely to shame, I love a FortNine vid....do keep it up! All the best Ryan and team....TMF

Im almost 40, and i've finally stable to get into biking. And that's gonna be my first bike.

The only bike reviews that I watch multiple times.. just because how good they are.

I’ve been watching motorcycle reviews for maybe over ten years now, and this guy is the best! Excellent subtle but high quality production values, thoughtful and intelligent script and a brilliant understated delivery...bravo!

That transition from retro to modern at 6:51 on is.... aghhhh --- Production, guys! Slow clapping here...

I've had my 650 GT for almost a year and a half now. Its a delight. Runs like a dream. pretty easy to keep serviced myself too!

I don't normally comment on videos but definitely had to for this one. Your videos are edited, written, filmed so well even non riders tune into your vids!

The Clutch: one side to the engine, the other to the wheel !!! and there's a "Ferris Wheel" on the background. Genius.

Welp, I'm sold. Ten minutes ago, I knew nothing of Royal Enfield.

It felt like i'm watching a segment on Top Gear, brillinatly made feature that gives a fitting tribute to a machine made by and for leisure riding aficionados.

RE are changing the game. I'll be getting a Hunter 350 when it's released here in the UK and I think it could bring in a tonne of young riders (as long as people are willing to get a UK motorcycle licence for it).

"And finally the raw horsepower" I've never laughed this much watching a motorcycle review 😆

Fortnine and Royal Enfield? Today is a good day.

I bought a red Continental GT 650 because of this video. Upgraded from a 200cc. Fortnine does not deliver to my country unfortunately, so I’m writing this comment as a thank you. Good job, Ryan and team, you make the motorcycling world a better place.

You are like the Anthony Bourdain of motorcycles. This video was an absolute work of art, oozing passion and style. I've watched thousands of hours of KZfaq over the years, and nothing come close to the quality of this. You've sold me on this bike, but perhaps more importantly, your channel. Thank you!

love the aspect ratio chaging accordingly off the charts quality, literally

You guys need to do a Himalayan Review! It is getting more and more interesting since all of this ItchyBoots hype!

The best advert Royal Enfield never made. Your film quality is phenomenonal. My dark secret is that I loved my Enfield Bullet, far more roadholding than power, felt like a classic, lovely engine note, and learning a whole new way to ride because of the stupidly heavy flywheel which made changing up and using flywheel inertia a far better way to accelerate than using the twist grip! The finest way to connect with the British countryside on a bright, chilly Sunday morning if you want to experience more than a tunnel of high speed adrenaline with blurry peripherals. There's a time for speed, and a time for seeing, smelling and feeling the countryside, and that is more fun on a slower bike.

I've watched thousands of reviews on KZfaq or other platforms. This one is head and shoulders the best in content, history, cinematography, and locations. Well done sir, I really enjoyed that.

47HP is intentional, it fits like a glove to A2 license restrictions within the EU, and makes a lot of sense for a cheap bike.

I think it is great bike for the price, costs ~4000$ in India while the cheapest triumph costs 12000$ with sky high maintainence cost.

I lived in Seattle for 3 years, and I regret not doing one thing, that is to ride a Royal Enfield. Surprisingly, there are quite a few Royal Enfield riders in Seattle. This video is nostalgic af ❤

Your production values are absolutely outstanding. How a small outfit produces stuff of this quality is beyond me. 7.15 - 7.45 is simply epic.

My Interceptor gets delivered tomorrow and I can't stop watching this video in anticipation. Ahhhhhh!

At 1:19 you can hear the first part of RE tagline " Made like a gun" then followed by sound of gunshots in the background in a sense completes the tagline "Made like a gun, goes like a bullet" . Next level motorcycle review sir , loved it.

The best motorcycle channel on KZfaq!

I've been watching the videos these guys have been putting out for a long time now and it still blows me away every. Time. So good. So blessed to be able to watch their art

Fortnine and royal enfield?!?! Am I dreaming or something 😍😍

I'm not first I'm not last But when Fortnine uploads... I click fast

I have watched this video at least 15 times. This is a masterpiece. Absolute treat.

What an absolutely beautiful machine, the lines, the futuristic styling. Just completely stunning and no other in her class. 9:12

Royal Enfield has clearly learnt from past mistakes on their himalayan. Their 2020+ models are impressive.

I just Bought the Interceptor and it's been like a dream come true

Gotta say, you guys are doing an amazing job with the production quality, cinematography and scene selection. This was just sublime. Well worth the subscription, even as a bike noob. You’re whetting my appetite for two wheels!

I have a gt650 I keep coming to thus video again and again after months it just feels so good. This is the best motorcycle review I have ever seen. Thank you so much Ryan

Holy mother of God.. it’s finally happening guys. Royal Enfield review by Fortnine.. *Indian intensifies*

It's like I'm watching a critically acclaimed documentary everytime I watch your videos! Awesome!

I actually have massive respect for royal enfield for their color selections. Even in Nepal when I see a royal enfield that is other than white or black it always manages to grab my attention and turn my head even though Ive seen Royal Enfields thousands of times. The choices they offer is mwah.

Just passed my mfs ecourse. Taking my 3 day riding course next week. The bike I've wanted for a while, "and will have in 3 weeks" continental gt. Never knew any of that stuff till now, only knew I loved the look, price, and a seemingly great starter bike. Thanks for the info, loved the content. Amazing

The thing about an Enfield is that that they're incredibly fun to ride. Because there's no hi-tech BS there, just a pure simple motorcycle Edit: I meant hi tech bull shit, not ABS as that seems to have confused ppl.

Fortnine - Out top gearing top gear since 2019.

I've watched this video I'm not sure how many times now and I still can't get over the excellent work of your videographer. It looks like a lot of this is shot on 8 mm film. Which really lends to the vintage feel of the video

Absolute masterpiece of a "review"! I feel like calling it a review is such an understatement. Watching this I learned so much more than just about this bike... this was a lesson in film-making. I'll mention just one detail that I love - the grainy film filter goes through the entire piece until just about the end, where it suddenly gives way to modern full quality picture just as Ryan says "that's the future". Awesome!

I literally rode this exact bike in your video (from Triumph Seattle/Northwest Moto) as a demo. Ordered it on the spot and had to wait 5 weeks for back order. It’s my first bike and it’s been a dream.

First T series now Royal Enfield , these Indians are upto something

Why do I find myself watching this again and again

I feel like India is the future heart of motorcycle engineering. Yes Europe has better engineers but India has the most enthusiasts, people who GENUINELY know and care about motorcycles, soon enough that's going to catch everyone off guard from Europe to America to even Japan. Royal Enfield is staggering proof of that!

I watch a ton of KZfaq and almost never comment on videos. That being said, I had to chime in and say you guys kill it with these stylized reviews. They are truly inspired. They are “In”. In-teresting, in-formative and in-finitely fun to watch. Keep it up.

The thing about RE 2019 bikes is that they look absolutely stunning. Every one of them looks beautiful

Good job FortNine. Your reviews look underneath the surface, showing us what makes things work. Keep it up.👍👍

This was one of the best written, produced, and edited videos I have ever seen. Apart from being interested in the motorcycle, this was an enthralling video to watch.

about an earlier Royal Enfield 'a throttle that operates like a suggestion box' 😂

Another fantastic review. I really think Royal Enfield hits an incredible price point on their machines. I love my Triumph Street Triple 765, but sometimes wonder if I should have gotten a RE Cafe racer AND a Himalayan AND tricked them both out for the same price. Speaking of the Himalayan Ryan... I know that's right up your ADV alley

The ending! Bringing it to present. Beautiful!

This has to be one of the best produced videos on KZfaq.. I dont often watch a video twice in a row, but this one makes that short list for sure!

The production quality of these videos is astounding, not sure how I've missed this channel. The 650 is a tempting buy, one of those bikes I could see myself scratching on the back roads and making myself feel like a hero as you can wring out every last BHP.

That's less than a third of what my Thruxton R just cost me! I can't sit and say I got twice the bike for that much more, or even twice the smiles. Nice work RE.

Stunning presentation my friend,just brilliant 😊

So in 1970 I bought a '64 Interceptor 750. Great fun to ride if you didn't mind ding a tune up every 400 miles, having to use two hands to operate the cutch, and carburetor jets that needed replacement every thousand feet of altitude change. After that it was all Japanese and German for me. All road bikes until two years ago when I bought the BMW 310GS DualSport. It convinced me that Indian build quality was for real. Two weeks ago I purchased the INT 650 Mark2. I could not be happier. Build quality is superior, ride is exquisite, styling is gorgeous, and after 56 years of riding I feel like a kid again. Thanks RE!!

best motoblog on the internet

Just one question. Who's the mastermind behind this screenplay, visualization and the locations?

The presentation is brilliant and uses a dash of humour. These reviews are always so well done. Not just a guy riding a bike and talking through a mic which isn’t bad but this is so above and beyond that.

I own this bike, in the Dr Mayhem color scheme. And I'm still rewatching this for the 10th time, lol.

In a somewhat similar manner, this channel has come on leaps and bounds from its almost apologetic, gawkish beginnings. Probably the best review video of this bike....already! Great editing, and content and delivery.

Fortnine has the best motorcycle videos! The production is excellent. I’m just sad that I finished watching because now I have to wait a while for another Fortnine video.

This is the most poetic review I have ever seen. Not to mention the whole editing. This is a jewel even 4 years later! Loved it!!

Not just the information delivery but the art of film making is also amazing. Everything is perfect here. Loved it.

It's a good day when I get a notification for a new f9 video.

Ugh, this video is going to lead to an actual purchase. I’ve made the shift back to track only riding, due to awful drivers everywhere and haven’t had the itch to hit the street once in the last few months. Till just now... 😡 I’ll send you guys the bill.

This review is better than any movie in 2023 with less than 100 million budget

The BEST review video I have ever watched. It was like watching a move, and I wanted to know what was going to happen next! Great job guys! Oh, and now I want a Continental! 😀