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revving up the royal infield is making a comeback. The no frills motorcycle was first made in England in 19 oh one and was very Popular by the 1950s. But then sales fell and British production stopped in the 1970s. Sales were also falling in India. At the time. The only place where the infield was made In 2006, only 31,000 of the motor bikes were sold, but parent company Eicher Motors LTD, has reported a dramatic recovery in India In 2019. The company sold 800,000 of them. Now it wants to start selling them globally again, Eicher Motors, his boss said, Arthur Lal says the motorcycles, classic look and simplicity have everything you need and nothing you don't. It is also inexpensive, which is another reason why the Enfield is becoming more and more popular, both with the indian public and with classic motorcycle lovers around the world.