KTM 200 Duke vs Royal Enfield Classic 350 Comparison

You may compare these trims via our comparison tool on different parameters. Click on the link to to compare them: https://bit.ly/2MFXWyg You may compare these trims via our comparison tool on different parameters. Click on the link to to compare them: https://bit.ly/2MFXWyg

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 4 September 2018

Royal Enfield Classic 350 falls in the range of Rs. 1.34 - 1.62 lakh (Ex-showroom Price, Dehradun). Click on the link to know about its on-road price: https://bit.ly/2wBqHlQ Yes, this bike will be Royal Enfield Classic 350 falls in the range of Rs. 1.34 - 1.62 lakh (Ex-showroom Price, Dehradun). Click on the link to know about its on-road price: https://bit.ly/2wBqHlQ Yes, this bike will be comfortable for you. Do take a test ride in order to judge your riding comfort. ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 2 September 2018

I don't no about the waiting period in your place.. but now we usually get the delivery in a week or 2.. back in 2015 waiting period was 6-7 Months for CL350.. For your height u can think of Thunderb I don't no about the waiting period in your place.. but now we usually get the delivery in a week or 2.. back in 2015 waiting period was 6-7 Months for CL350.. For your height u can think of Thunderbird x .. ...Read More

• answered by Sharan_Kulal on 2 September 2018

Yes, you can ride it but the best way to judge it is by taking a test ride in order to judge your riding comfort and posture. For the availability, we would suggest you to walk into nearest dealership Yes, you can ride it but the best way to judge it is by taking a test ride in order to judge your riding comfort and posture. For the availability, we would suggest you to walk into nearest dealership as they will be the better person to assist you because it depends on their stock book. New Bike Showrooms - https://bit.ly/2jv2aXQ ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 2 September 2018

Thanks dude for your prompt response and valuable suggestions Thanks dude for your prompt response and valuable suggestions

• answered by Prabhat_Mohanty on 4 September 2018

You can can compare these trims via our comparison tool on different parameters. Click on the link to compare: https://bit.ly/2MFXWyg You can can compare these trims via our comparison tool on different parameters. Click on the link to compare: https://bit.ly/2MFXWyg

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 2 September 2018

RE Classic 350 is a retro street bike and it is the highest selling model available in RE’s stable. It’s chrome-crowned headlight, teardrop fuel tank, round mirrors, analogue dials and single sadd RE Classic 350 is a retro street bike and it is the highest selling model available in RE’s stable. It’s chrome-crowned headlight, teardrop fuel tank, round mirrors, analogue dials and single saddle seat are reminiscent of bikes from the 40’s. An option of a bolt-on rear seat is an added bonus. Also, its low seat height is apt for the average Indian consumer. A shorter wheelbase compared to the Standard variant and a low centre of gravity translate to better riding dynamics of the motorcycle. On the other hand, The Thunderbird’s massive 20 ltr fuel tank, low seating and forward-set foot controls are perfect for long-distance cruising, although the handlebars do take some time to get used to. The rear backrest provides enough support for the pillion rider, which can also be removed to mount luggage. The Thunderbird is the most feature-rich bike to come from Royal Enfield’s stable. Talking about RE Bullet, it is Standard Street bike and it isn’t feature rich instead it’s the minimalistic approach of the bike that attracts buyers. A simple 13.5-ltr fuel tank, a single elongated seat, chrome fenders that cover the majority of the wheel, skinny 19-inch tyres and a long chrome exhaust make up the design of the bike. To add, its round headlamp, analogue speedometer and 3D badging give it an elegant look. Its long elongated seat is the most comfortable of all the RE bikes, while the upright seating posture doesn’t strain your back in city traffic or on long hauls. Its skinny tyres may not aid in stability but they do offer sufficient grip when needed. The Standard models are essentially for buyers on a strict budget trying to hop onto the Royal Enfield train, unfazed by its lack of modern features. Ultimately, it boils down to your requirement. Do take a test ride in order to judge your riding comfort. ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 1 September 2018

All royal enfield bikes share exact same engine so performance would be almost same. You can choose any model depending on your choice...but i would highly recommend you to go for ABS varient of royal All royal enfield bikes share exact same engine so performance would be almost same. You can choose any model depending on your choice...but i would highly recommend you to go for ABS varient of royal enfield bike if you can. ...Read More

• answered by Akash_Bajpai on 1 September 2018