Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 ‘Son of a Gun’ Unveiled at EICMA 2026, Only 100 Units to Be Made

Royal Enfield has unveiled a special edition of the Shotgun 650 at EICMA 2026, developed in collaboration with custom motorcycle brand Deus Ex Machina. Called the Shotgun 650 Son of a Gun, the limited-edition motorcycle gets exclusive paintwork, custom detailing and a range of cosmetic updates that give it a distinct identity compared to the standard model. The motorcycle will be produced in a limited run of just 100 units worldwide, with customer availability scheduled for 2027.

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The biggest change on the Shotgun 650 Son of a Gun is its exclusive paint scheme. The motorcycle features a combination of deep red, cream and gold shades across the bodywork. The fuel tank gets special Royal Enfield and Deus Ex Machina collaboration graphics, while the side panels feature additional detailing.

Other design highlights include contrast-cut alloy wheels and piano-black engine covers. The darker finish on the parallel-twin engine complements the overall colour scheme and gives the motorcycle a different appearance from the standard Shotgun 650.

The special edition also gets a brown leather seat with subtle embroidered Deus branding. The brown handlebar grips further complement the seat, adding to the motorcycle's customised look.

Along with the motorcycle, Royal Enfield will offer an exclusive Royal Enfield x Deus souvenir jacket to buyers of the limited edition.

The jacket is made from stone-washed sateen fabric and features heritage-inspired typography. It also gets a specially designed inner lining inspired by the motorcycle's red, cream and gold colour scheme.

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The jacket is part of the exclusive package offered with each of the 100 motorcycles.

Royal Enfield has confirmed that production of the Shotgun 650 Son of a Gun will be limited to just 100 motorcycles worldwide. Customer availability is scheduled for 2027.

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The collaboration is part of Royal Enfield's custom motorcycle programme, through which the company works with different custom builders and creative brands to give its existing motorcycles a unique identity. The special edition retains the Shotgun 650's familiar design base but adds exclusive finishes and detailing to distinguish it from the regular production model.