Hand-sculpted
Ultra-limited
Space age Bike
The Jaeger
Artist: Bandit9
Test your limits with the Jaeger, the third collaboration with Royal Enfield. This time, Bandit9 has created a motorcycle as streamlined as a bullet resulting in a swanky, heart-throbbing motorcycle. As always, only nine museum-worthy units will be made. Ever.

SPECIFICATIONS
ENGINE & TRANSMISSION
ENGINE
Parallel twin, 4-stroke, air/oil-cooled
DISPLACEMENT
648 cc
MAX POWER
47.65 PS @ 7150 rpm
MAX TORQUE
2 Nm @ 5250 rpm
CYLINDERS
2
DRIVE TYPE
Chain Drive
FUEL SUPPLY
Fuel Injection
CLUTCH
Slipper Clutch
DIMENSIONS
LENGTH
2122 mm
WIDTH
1165 mm
HEIGHT
789 mm
FUEL CAPACITY
13.7 L
SADDLE HEIGHT
804 mm
GROUND CLEARANCE
174 mm
WHEELBASE
1500 mm
WEIGHT
202 kg
Test your limits.
Bandit9’s Jaeger was made to test your limits.
Made like a Gun.
Goes like a Bullet.
Generally speaking, when we see workshops producing bolt-on kits, they aim to recreate the classic styles. Cafe Racer and Scrambler kits are by far the most common and many manufacturers now offer them for their bikes. It’s not often we see something like this.
In case you need help visualizing what a custom Continental can look like, just take a look at Bandit9’s Jaeger. The Vietnam-based bike builder went to town on their RE, and the finished build is an absolute work of art.

“Fear is a good thing. It tells me I’m on the right track. If anything, I’ll learn something, and that’s always a win.”
-Daryl Villanueva
No mechanical changes were done to the bike, though. That means it still packs a 658cc air-cooled parallel-twin engine with peak figures of 47hp and 52Nm. With this engine, the Jaeger can reach speeds of up to 165kph.
“The only thing that stands between fact and fiction is time.”
-Daryl Villanueva



the artist
While most motorcycle companies work on remakes and retro-inspired bikes, Bandit9's sole focus is towards the future. Bandit9 takes the joy of riding a motorcycle to a level beyond imagination.
Their motorcycles are sought after by collectors. Each model they've created is at a museum or gallery somewhere in the world. They're part of the permanent collection at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, the mecca of the custom motorcycle world - the Haas Moto Museum in Dallas, as well as the most insane garage in the world - TheArsenale in Macau.