What is special in Royal Enfield Bullet that makes it different from Classic 350? understand here
Royal Enfield Bullet 350: A bit different compared to its brother the Classic 350. It gets a slightly different look with the addition of a single-piece seat, a different handlebar for a more upright riding position, a rectangular side box, and a more square rear fender. The tail-lamp housing is also different although the tail-lamp remains the same as the Classic. The new Bullet 350 is now based on the same J-platform architecture.
Are you also planning to buy the recently launched Bullet 350? If yes then you are at the right place. Because through this news we are going to tell you about the big things related to Bullet 350.
If you go to buy this 350 cc bike from Royal Enfield, then a question will definitely come to your mind how different is this bike from the Classic 350, let us tell you that Bullet 350 is a little different than its brother Classic 350. It gets a slightly different look with the addition of a single-piece seat, a different handlebar for a more upright riding position, a rectangular side box, and a more square rear fender. The tail-lamp housing is also different, although the tail-lamp remains the same as the Classic.
The new Bullet 350 is now based on the same J-platform architecture that underpins the Hunter 350, Classic 350, and Meteor 350.
It also uses the same air-cooled, 349 cc single-cylinder engine, which generates 20hp power and 27Nm peak torque. This engine is also housed in a new frame, which has telescopic forks like before. Bullet 350 gets a 300 mm front disc brake, while the top variant gets a 270 mm rear disc brake.
Talking about the price, the base-spec variant available in Military Red and Military Black color options is priced at Rs 1,73,562. The mid-spec variant available in Standard Maroon and Standard Black will be available for Rs 1,97,436. The top-of-the-line variant will be priced at Rs 2,15,801 and will be available only in Black Gold finish. All prices are ex-showroom.
