Published on: Feb 03, 2026 09:22 am IST
Royal Enfield has discontinued the Yellow Ribbon colour scheme for the Guerrilla 450, with Playa Black and Gold Dip likely to follow
Royal Enfield has quietly trimmed the colour palette of its Guerrilla 450 by discontinuing a colour scheme. The brand has delisted the Yellow Ribbon colour scheme from its official website for the motorcycle. There are reports that the brand will also discontinue the Playa Black and Gold Dip soon. So, if you are in the market for any of these three colours for the Guerrilla 450, we would suggest that you hurry up and check with the authorised dealerships because there might still be some available at a few dealerships, depending on existing stock.
The Yellow Ribbon colour was exclusive to the Flash variant and stood out for its bold dual-tone finish. It combined black and yellow panels along with contrasting Purple graphics, giving the motorcycle a youthful and energetic appearance. On the other hand, Playa Black and Gold Dip were offered with the Dash variant. Playa Black followed a more understated approach with an all-black base, complemented by subtle red and gold highlights. Gold Dip leaned towards a more premium visual theme, using a mix of red and gold elements across the bodywork, which would remind you of Iron Man.
Apart from these cosmetic changes, the Guerrilla 450 continues unchanged in terms of its mechanical package. The motorcycle is powered by a 452 cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine that delivers 39.4 bhp and 40 Nm of torque. The performance figures, hardware, and feature set remain exactly the same as before, with no updates or revisions announced. This engine is rev-happy and delivers the power strongly while urging the rider to twist the throttle.
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With the removal of these three shades, the Guerrilla 450 is now available in fewer colour options across its variants. Buyers interested in the discontinued colours may still find limited units at dealerships, but availability will depend entirely on leftover inventory. For now, the change appears to be part of streamlining the lineup.
