Royal Enfield Classic 350

This is the entry level bike from Royal Enfield and the Bullet 350 is one of the oldest bikes on sale in the country. It comes with retro styling which harkens back to its roots and the retro styled analogue speedometer, key slot on the console add to the achieving this finesse on the bike. It is powered by an air-cooled 346cc single-cylinder four stroke engine churning out 19.8bhp. It weighs in at 183kg and is the cheapest Royal Enfield bike in the country.

Classic 350 commuter mimics elder sibling Classic 500 when it comes to styling, or to put it this way, it can be referred as the smaller version of the latter. Donning the retro design, the commuter bike is reminiscent of classic machines from yesteryears. Power generation is done by a UCE engine displacing 346cc. Outputting decent power and torque, the engine yields reasonable mileage. On the performance front, Classic 350 does well, offering great ride quality.

Built around the single downtube chassis, Classic 350 measures 2160mm long, 790mm wide, 1090mm high, has a wheelbase of 1370mm and ground clearance of 135mm. The design as mentioned in the beginning reminds of the dated bikes from decades ago, especially the chrome bordered round head lamp up front and the handle bar. Other key elements on the bike like body painted suspension, round fuel tank and mud-guard reinforce the retro semblance. Instrument console is suave while rear features tail lamp with indicators and a license plate. Single saddle seat with springs offers comfortable ride while on the go.