Royal Enfield Classic 500 | Stealth Black Edition - Video

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Hello friends,

This is my first attempt to make and post the video on my new youtube channel. Please let me know if you like or dislike the video and please comment down your thoughts.

In this video, I have tried to take some cinematic shots of this new Royal Enfield stealth black edition. And in the future, planning to post more like this....stay tuned!!!




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