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  Royal Enfield Classic 350

  Rs. 1.39 lakh Onwards

  • 346 cc
  • 40.8 kmpl
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  Royal Enfield Bullet 350

  Rs. 1.18 lakh Onwards

  • 346 cc
  • 40 Kmpl
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  Royal Enfield Himalayan

  Rs. 1.79 lakh Onwards

  • 411 cc
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  Royal Enfield Interceptor 650

  Rs. 2.51 lakh Onwards

  • 648 cc
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  Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350X

  Rs. 1.64 lakh Onwards

  • 349 cc
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  Royal Enfield Classic 500

  Rs. 1.79 lakh Onwards

  • 499 cc
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  Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350

  Rs. 1.51 lakh Onwards

  • 346 cc
  • 40 Kmpl
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  Royal Enfield Bullet 500

  Rs. 1.74 lakh Onwards

  • 499 cc
  • 30 Kmpl
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  Royal Enfield Continental GT 650

  Rs. 2.66 lakh Onwards

  • 648 cc
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  Royal Enfield Thunderbird 500X

  Rs. 1.99 lakh Onwards

  • 499 cc
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  Royal Enfield Bullet Trials 350

  Rs. 1.63 lakh Onwards

  • 346 cc
  • 40 Kmpl
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  Royal Enfield Thunderbird 500

  Rs. 1.91 lakh Onwards

  • 499 cc
  • 30 Kmpl
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  Royal Enfield Bullet Trials 500

  Rs. 2.07 lakh Onwards

  • 499 cc
  • 40 Kmpl
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Recently Asked User Questions about Royal Enfield

• Royal Enfield Himalayan question
  Q. I want to buy RE Himalayan. I want to know the yearly maintenance cost and accurate mileage.
  Jayata | 15 hours ago Mileage will vary on your riding pattern only. Moreover, where you will be mostly spending your time on the wheels, city or highway. if your answer is 'both', then comes the questiom of the ratio of the same. Even, if you planning to buy it mostly for touring, then also comes lot of other factors (or rather questions) on which the mileage will vary. But abruptly, 30-35 kmpl is the range. ...Read More 0 Reply
• Royal Enfield Bullet 350 question
  Q. What about gear system of Royal Enfield Bullet 350? I am planning for a standard, should I go for it or Classic this will be my first bike.
  BPS | 2 days ago I have standard Bullet 350cc (1997 model) and its gear box system is different from engine where as new engines have combine gear box and engine....in new engines if you have any problem in gearbox you have to open whole engine whereas in old engine there is a separate gearbox attached with the engine u don't need to touch the engine.....if you want to buy old model you can contact me on +91 985****329 ...Read More 0 Reply
  Pradhyuman | 2 days ago The gear system on royal Enfield is similar to other sports bike on market. For first gear you push the lever downward then up comes Nutral and Up 2,3,4 and so on to fifth. Depending upon your comfort in bike you can choose between Standard and Cassic. Standard is a bit high then Classic. Classic gives you a low ride experience comparing to most of the Royal Enfield's. ...Read More 1 Reply
  Brave | 2 days ago The Gear box in Royal Enfield Bullet 350 is a slick shifting one on my personal bike........The pattern is:-1st gear is up and rest four gears down.. neutral is between 1st and 2nd gear... Bullet is a very good bike indeed........If you want real ROYAL ENFIELD feeling then you should definitely go for the Bullet.......hope your queries are solved...😄😄 ...Read More 1 Reply
  v | 21 hours ago Go for classic.its gear system are pretty good 0 Reply
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• Bajaj Pulsar RS200 question
  Q. Which one is the real best for daily use as well as long drive among Pulsar RS 200 or Bullet Classic 350?
  Indranil | 3 days ago Can't compare the two bro. They are altogether of different segments. Both are good for daily use as well as long drives. But one is a fully farred sports bike and the other is a cruiser. Over and above everything, a bullet won't give you as many feature, in fact no features, compared to the RS like, fuel guage, Digital clock, trip meters, low oil indicator, radiator health indicator, service requirement indicator etc etc just to name a few ...Read More 0 Reply
  Rajkumar | 2 months ago It depends upon you, which one do you like, a sports bike or cruiser bike. In terms of long term usage classic 350 is a beast here, whereas RS200 will show you vibrations within its first 6 months. 0 Reply
  EJ | 2 months ago In the case of rs 200.which give the comfortability more than bullet.becaise it's handling with seat is good.if two rider no problem for back seat person like backpain etc. 0 Reply
  Rahul | 1 month ago RS .... U can't compare that dug dug (sardard ) with this bike bhai . Believe me they are world apart . And Bullet is no value for money . 0 Reply
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• Honda CB300R question
  Q. Which should I go for Himalayan or CB300R?
  Zigwheels | 4 days ago If you are looking for an adventure tourer for the offroading with immense power and with a good service network you may go for the Royal Enfield Himalayan However, you may go for the Honda CB300R, if you are looking for a bike which has been designed to be a sports tourer which means it has much of the duties on the highway or on the road. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride of both the bikes so that you may get acquainted with the ride quality, comfort, and features of the bikes.Click here for the dealership: https://www.zigwheels.com/bikes/dealers ...Read More 1 Reply
• Royal Enfield Bullet 350 question
  Q. Whuch is good for daily use Standard 350 or Yamaha MT-15?
  Amal | 5 days ago Both bikes are in different categories so it entirely depends upon you. If you want a powerful bike with good looks then go for MT15 . If comfort is your most priority then go for RE bullet 350. If you live in a crowded place and there is bumper to bumper traffic then I wouldn't recommend MT15 as it starts to pump heat out on the right leg , during summer it might lead to discomfort but this is not the negative of the bike this only happens if you ride at 5 km/hr for 15 mins . Then there is the mileage , if well maintained MT15 can give a mileage about 50km but RE bullet can give 35 to 40 km.As I said at first it entirely depends upon you and if you have a pillion then go for RE bullet 350 but you should ride it first as it is a bit heavy and if you are not strong it could be difficult to move the bike when parked. ...Read More 0 Reply
  Shubhankar | 4 days ago Both bikes belong to different segments...i use MT 15 for daily commutes and it’s super comfortable...gives around 40kmpl average but pillion seat is a little small 1 Reply
  Shrey | 4 days ago The Mt-15 is a hyper bike & RE bullet 350 is a cruiser bike but little pricey to maintain & needs a change of brake shoes after every 2000 KM 0 Reply
  Ravi | 2 weeks ago I suggest Bullet 350 Because now more sefty feature added by the company 0 Reply
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• Royal Enfield Classic 350 question
  Q. I am regular traveling average 100km, will classic 350 suitable for me?
  Tanuj | 5 days ago Even i ride royal enfield every day for 75 km from last 3 years. The result is 1. seat of bike is not comfortable for long rides. 2. Their is no fuel indicator so you have to be careful when ever your bike is on reserve. 3. The maintenance of this bike is very high even if you are providing service on regular timing. 4. Its engine gives problem after every 3-9 months with sound of tik - tik or suddenly it gets cease in my case. 5. Fuel consumption is very high but speed out is not so good as compare to other bike in its comparison. In the end i would not suggest you to buy this bike for long rides every day . If you can afford you can buy bike like duke or dominar whose speed and performance doesnt have any match with royal enfield. In the end of the decision is yours because its your hard earn money. ...Read More 2 Reply
  Arpit | 4 months ago Yes bro ,it is the bike made for this purpose only ,after completing 100km with this bike you don't feel any pain its very comfortable bike . 0 Reply
  Nishant | 4 months ago Yes it is very much comfortable for long distances, 2 Reply
  Saurabh | 4 months ago I think no u should go with Thunderbirds 350 1 Reply
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Royal Enfield Bikes Expert Reviews

Royal Enfield Bullet Trials 500 - First Ride Review

Is it just a glorified custom Bullet or is there more to the new Bullet Trials 500?

April 1, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Royal Enfield Interceptor 650: Road Test Review

Key Question: An affordable multi-cylinder motorcycle, and it's a Royal Enfield. Dream come true? Or too good to be true?

November 14, 2018  By Team ZigWheels

Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 - First Ride Review

RE’s new twin-cylinder platform works really well in its Interceptor guise. But what about when you convert it into a cafe racer?

September 26, 2018  By Team ZigWheels

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Royal Enfield Bikes News Updates

Royal Enfield Interceptor 650, Continental GT 650 Get Exciting Performance Upgrades

865cc big bore kits, ECU upgrades, high-compression pistons, you name it!
Priced from $23.95 (around Rs 1,650) to $641.95 (around Rs 44,400). You’ll have to import these parts as they are not on sale in India yet. All the parts are designed specifically for the 650 twins. Royal Enfield bikes and customisation go hand in hand. And it was only a matter of time before someone came up with performance upgrades for Royal Enfield’s 650 twins. Wisconsin-based S&S Cycles has...read more »

June 7, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Royal Enfield 650 Twins Don An Outlandish Custom Avatar At Bike Shed

The RE pavilion at the 2019 iteration of the annual motorcycle exhibition in London had two custom 650s and a modified Himalayan on display

May 27, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Top 5 Two-wheeler News Of The Week

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May 12, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

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Discontinued Royal Enfield Bikes

• Royal Enfield Continental GT

  Rs. 1.99 lakh

  Discontinued : Dec 2017
• Royal Enfield Machismo

  Rs. 91,900

  Discontinued : Jun 2015
• Royal Enfield Royal Enfield Machismo 500

  Rs. 1.00 lakh

  Discontinued : Dec 2011