Royal Enfield Bullet 350 RPM User Reviews

There’s something timeless about the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 and owning one for over a year now, I feel a deep sense of pride. It is not just a bike, it is heritage on wheels with its thumping 346 cc engine. Riding through the city, the bike’s torque of 28 Nm at 4000 rpm feels robust and responsive.The weight of the bike makes it cumbersome in urban traffic and the mileage, at around 35 kmpl, is not the most economical for daily commutes. The vibrations at high speeds are also notable but that is part of the Bullet's old school charm.

Comfortable riding experience, Mileage must be much better, Affordable service cost, Pickup and performance is normal.But the only thing which bother me is vibration of bike.If you drive bike on high rpm then tha vibration is insane which is biggest drawback in this motorcycle.

I own a machismo 500.I love the bass it provides at idle around 800 rpm.

Comfortable riding experience, Mileage must be much better, Affordable service cost, Pickup and performance is normal.But the only thing which bother me is vibration of bike.If you drive bike on high rpm then tha vibration is insane which is biggest drawback in this motorcycle.

There’s something timeless about the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 and owning one for over a year now, I feel a deep sense of pride. It is not just a bike, it is heritage on wheels with its thumping 346 cc engine. Riding through the city, the bike’s torque of 28 Nm at 4000 rpm feels robust and responsive.The weight of the bike makes it cumbersome in urban traffic and the mileage, at around 35 kmpl, is not the most economical for daily commutes. The vibrations at high speeds are also notable but that is part of the Bullet's old school charm.