According to the Brand Finance Automotive Industry 2026 Report, Royal Enfield is the third strongest automotive brand, only behind Toyota and BMW and ahead of Audi, Ferrari. Image generated by Gemini.
"Made like a gun, goes like a bullet"
So many Enfield stories. So little time!
The Bosphorus Straits connect the Black Sea -eventually- with the Mediterranean. The lower part of this passage (the Dardanelles), was the scene of the World War I battle of Gallipoli, which pitched the British, French, Australians and New Zealanders against the Turkish forces. It is a very important battle with many historical implications, like the consolidation of the modern identities of the Turkish, Australian and New Zealand peoples through a "baptism of fire".
Improbably, my uncle was there! I even was named after him! He was part of something called the British Latin American Volunteers,
I could find no documentation showing that Royal Enfields were present in Gallipoli, but I asked several AI agents and they all claim it is very likely, given how prevalent they were among dispatch riders at the time. There are pictures of Douglases and Triumphs.