Motociclista Scatola (MSI) recently expanded the local Royal Enfield lineup with the launch of two new stylish bikes: the Goan Classic 350 and Guerrilla 450 Apex. These are familiar nameplates that get some minor mechanical tweaks and major aesthetic upgrades.
The bikes you see above and below these paragraphs are two different variations of the Guerrilla 450 Apex. It’s not easily noticeable, but RE claims it has lowered the handlebars to enable a more forward-leaning riding triangle. The bike also refined Street and Sport ride modes.
The Guerrilla 450 Apex gets new color options, namely: Apex Red, Apex Green, and Apex Black. These colorways come with standard red rim tapes. The bike’s dash also sports a new Twilight Blue finish. As far as the powertrain goes, it still packs a 452cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder Sherpa engine that churns out 39.45hp and 40Nm. This Guerrilla also gets RE’s signature Tripper Dash instrument cluster.
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As for the Goan Classic 350, it derives its name from the motorcycle culture of the western Indian state of Goa. It comes standard with a single-seat layout, with a bolt-on pillion seat at the ready. It’s as retro as the original Classic that it’s based on, but with a more lively and dynamic exterior look. It’s propeled by a 20.2hp, 27Nm 349cc air-oil-cooled single-cylinder engine, similar to what the standard model gets.
The new Royal Enfield Goan Classic 350 is priced at P249,000 for the standard Shack Black and Purple Haze colorways. The Rave Red and Trip Teal options, meanwhile, retail for P262,000. As for the Guerrilla 450 Apex, regardless of color, it comes in at P289,000.
“At Royal Enfield, we have always been a rider-first brand, focused on evocative and aspirational motorcycles. The Goan Classic 350 celebrates non-conformity and a free-spirited lifestyle in a bobber-inspired form. The Guerrilla 450 has established itself as a compelling proposition for riders seeking an engaging, street-focused motorcycle that blends everyday usability with spirited performance,” said Royal Enfield Asia Pacific Business head Manoj Gajarlawar. “With the 2026 updates, we are sharpening that proposition further—with enhanced ergonomics, new road-biased tyres and features that amplify its agile, corner-hungry character. With a strong pipeline, we are reinforcing our commitment to delivering strong value while expanding the mid-size segment in the Philippines.”
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