Royal Enfield Classic 500 Pegasus online booking site failed, receives overwhelming response

In an incident never heard before recorded in the Indian automobile industry, the online booking site of the Royal Enfield Clbadic 500 Pegasus crashed a few minutes after the official opening of bookings at 14 hours on July 10, 2018. Royal Enfield, the iconic maker of motorcycles cruiser earlier announced to open online bookings limited to 250 units on its official website.

Shortly after opening reservations, the website crashed, reflecting an error message. The official Twitter handle of Royal Enfield has been bombarded with inquiries on bookings, to which the company responded that bookings will resume at 8:30 pm today – July 10, 2018.

Due to the overwhelming response At Pegasus online sales, we are facing unforeseen technical difficulties on our website. We will communicate the revised date of sale shortly. Thank you for your continued support.

– Royal Enfield (@royalenfield) July 10, 2018

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A Tweet posted earlier by Royal Enfield read – "Today is your chance to be part of the greatest story of the Second World War ever told.Book one of the 250 limited editions RoyalEnfield Clbadic 500 Pegasus. Available online from today For a chance to own one, go to royalenfield.com/pegasus at 2:00 pm. "

On some angry fans tweets Royal Enfield responded, "The Royal Enfield website is currently undergoing technical shutdowns and we are working on the resumption very soon.The sale of the Pegasus Limited Edition online sales will resume at 8:30 pm tonight. "

Today is your chance to be part of the greatest story of the Second World War ever told. Book one of the 250 limited edition #RoyalEnfield Clbadic 500 Pegasus. Available online from today. For a chance to own one, visit https://t.co/YyrJgPSOMk at 2:00 pm #MadeLikeAGun #Pegasus pic.twitter.com/YA7rmQiYCP

– Royal Enfield (@ royalenfield) July 10, 2018

This kind of technical difficulties occur when a large number of people visit a website and the server is not able to handle the traffic, which means that Pegasus has a lot of next fan. Another tweet written by Royal Enfield – Due to the overwhelming response to Pegasus online sales, we are facing unforeseen technical difficulties on our website. We will communicate the revised date of sale shortly. Thank you for your continued support. "

Royal Enfield has earlier launched the limited edition Clbadic 500 Pegasus India Edition at Rs 2.4 lakh (ex-showroom) .The new limited edition motorcycle is inspired by the well-known RE / WD 125 motorcycle under the name "flying flea", which was produced in Westwood, United Kingdom, during the Second World War.

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