[Farmer_John]

Owners group for us with an acronym like..."HOG", or "RAT" or the like?

I know there are clubs out there, but just throwing this out for discussion.

[Otto_Ing]

RAT ROYAL?

[Farmer_John]

Not sure Triumph would like us using their owners group acronym.

Hog, is of course Hardly David's Son.

[ace.cafe]

 There is the REOC (Royal Enfield Owners Club).

There is/was a Royal Enfield Association that was started on this website about 6 or 8 years ago, but there wasn't sufficient interest to keep it alive. It has its own section down lower on the main forum page.

[trimleyman]

as the modern Enfields are all bullets (including the continental gt as is uses a bored bullet engine), might I suggest gunners.

[Otto_Ing]

RE is at present probably the fastest growing company I am aware of with a real product.  I believe Lal is right when he says this is going to be their decade, although the impact in the western world may not be as sever. Before I got my RE I made a bet in my engineering circles that this is going to happen. Some laught at the antique technology, mostly people who designed a shit in their lives but believe to be on the top of things. Year later the articles about the sales started pouring in....today people starting to realise the cost of complexity, so I think the RE community will continue to expand.

What about

ROYAL RIDERS
RIDERS ROYAL
ROYAL GUNNERS?

[Arizoni]

Farmer John:

The Royal Enfield Bullet is commonly known as a "Bull".

What more could you want?

[Farmer_John]

Farmer John:

The Royal Enfield Bullet is commonly known as a "Bull".

What more could you want?

What more?  How 'bout to be at home, where I wouldn't think about this stuff!

No BULL there!

[GSS]

Bulleteers has been in use for a long time as a "group" name.  "Bull" is a more "recent" (~40-50 years?) nickname for the Bullet.