Royal Enfield Classic 350

Latest On Royal Enfield Classic 350

With its launch in late August 2018, the Classic Signals 350 has become Royal Enfield’s first ABS-equipped model in the country. The Signals edition features an exclusive colour scheme inspired by the armed forces of the country. The stencilled number on the fuel tank is unique for every motorcycle, and there’s a special logo on the fuel tank as well. For a stealthy undertone, the powertrain, frame and wheels are finished in black, while the body panels are available either in Airborne Blue or Stormrider Sand. Royal Enfield has done away with the ammeter and replaced it with a low-fuel light and ABS light. The low fuel light is a welcome addition as the standard Classic does not have this feature and riders will have to rely on hitting the reserve to know when they’re about to run out of fuel.

The Classic Signals’ dual channel ABS acts on 280mm front and 240mm rear discs. Apart from these features, the motorcycle is essentially the same as the regular Classic. Royal Enfield has priced the bike at Rs 1,61,984 (ex-showroom Pune). Bookings are open from 28 August 2018 at all Royal Enfield dealerships across the country. The booking amount stands at Rs 5000, and the motorcycle is a regular production model, not a limited edition. Compared to the ex-Pune price of the regular Classic 350, the Signals variant commands a premium of Rs 22,000.

Royal Enfield Classic 350 Specifications

Engine Displ.:	346 cc
Power:	20.07 PS @ 5250 rpm
Mileage:	37 Kmpl
Gear Box:	5 Speed
Fuel System:	Carburetor
ABS:	no
Head Lamp:	Halogen
Wheels Type:	Spoke
Tyre Type:	Tube
Standard Warranty (Years):	Yes

Royal Enfield Classic 350 User Reviews

4.1 /5

(Based on 162 ratings)

Mileage

3.9
Performance

4.3
Features & Styling

4.4
Comfort

4.4
Maintenance Cost

3.5