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Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350 Specifications

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Engine Displ. :	346 cc
Power :	20.07PS @ 5250 rpm
Mileage :	40 Kmpl
Gear Box :	5 Speed
Fuel System :	Fuel Injection
ABS :	Dual Channel
Head Lamp :	Halogen
Wheels Type :	Spoke
Tyre Type :	Tube
Standard Warranty (Years) :	Yes

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Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350 Specifications Summary

Thunderbird 350 Variants	Key Specifications	Key Features
ABS Rs. 1.56 lakh	346 cc, 20.07PS @ 5250 rpm, 40 Kmpl view all	5 Speed Gear Box, Fuel Injection Fuel System, Dual Channel ABS, Halogen Head Lamp, Spoke Wheels, Tube Tyre view all

Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350 Overview

Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350 Rs. 1.56 lakh

About Thunderbird 350 Specs and Features

Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350 price starts at Rs.1.56 lakh (Ex-Showroom, Delhi). The Royal Thunderbird is offered with two engine options - 350cc and 500cc. The Thunderbird 350 is the more popular offering and features the same engine as seen on the Royal Enfield Classic 350. The single-cylinder, air-cooled, twin-spark engine delivers 20PS at 5250rpm and 28Nm of torque at 4000rpm. The cruiser bike employs a single downtube frame and uses the engine as a stressed member. A 41mm telescopic front forks and gas-charged twin shocks at rear take care of damping duties. The Thunderbird was the first Royal Enfield to feature disc brakes on both ends. The bike tips the scale at 195 kg and features a humongous 20-litre fuel tank, which means lesser fuel stops while touring.

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Must Read Questions & Answers Before Buying Thunderbird 350

Q. What variant of Thunderbird should buy during long drive?

Vaibhav | 3 weeks ago

I don't think there is much difference in performance in 350 and 500 cc. I wud suggest 350 y to invest more if there is not much more thrill.

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Swatantra | 3 weeks ago

Depends on your requirement. Fir long drive both 300cc and 500cc is ok.

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Q. L am looking for a bike, should give rider and pillion a great comfort, best in city rides traffic jams and little offroad. My preffered brand Royal Enfield, Bajaj, Hero and TVS please give me a suggestion! - Thunderbird 350?

Pritam | 4 weeks ago

For the one driving and for pillion as well then thunderbird x350 but is a little underpowered or go for Jawa42 dual channel abs will cost around 2.Lakhs but the issue is of service centre and the same for thunderbird 500x is around 2.50L both offers same power but do take a test drive or the best dominar400 but maintain the bike as it may give wiring issue if in the effect of rodents (take a test drive)-my preference!

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Rootvij | 1 month ago

Bajaj Dominar is the best for City & highway... Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350 & TVS Apache also... first take test drive then decide... first take test drive of Dominar then TVS and last RE.... ROYAL Enfield Thunderbird and Dominar TVS are different segments but you will see the difference... this are my personal suggestions.... you can go with you personal choice.... take test drive...

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Meet | 1 month ago

If comfort is your only preference, then there's no bike as good as Bajaj Avenger. but in overall performance and feel, thunderbird beats it. I'd go for thunderbird.

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Vineet | 1 month ago

RE Interceptor and Bajaj Dominar are very good bikes for your needs. If off-roading is a priority, then RE Himalyan is the beast to go for.

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Q. I have a RE Thunderbird 350. I'd like to buy (upgrade) a bike within 3 - 3.5 L range.. Which will be better? Purpose will be city ride, not very speedy & occasionally touring for near about 500kms.

Vineet | 1 month ago

Interceptor or Dominar, give them both a test ride. They will suit both your riding categories as well as budget.

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Pritam | 4 weeks ago

Why not go for interceptor650 as it has city and off-road,touring riding capabilities

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Alagu | 4 weeks ago

Hyosung 650 pro

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Q. I am 5' 5" and 47 yrs old, always been with Activa. Office Commute is 25 km up and down, with pot holed road and high traffic. Is it advisable to switch over to a bike for better riding comfort. If yes which one you recommend between RE Thunderbird or Avenger 160?

Zigwheels | 2 months ago

The scooters generally aren't to good at absorbing the jerks and potholes as they get smaller tires and stiff suspension, however it is advisable to go for a bike for better comfort on the rough road conditions. As according to your specified height and weight the Bajaj Avenger street 160 would be a great choice in terms of being a perfectly balanced commuter. The bike is lighter and has a great comfort.Moreover, you may take a test ride of the bike to have a better perspective regarding the ride quality and comfort of the bike.Click here for the dealership: https://www.zigwheels.com/bikes/dealers/Bajaj

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Q. When they say Thunderbird gives a Power of 20.07PS@5250, what does this RPM mean? Is it engine shaft, wheel sprocket or wheel ( RIM) RPM ?Actually I want to know wheel sprocket RPM. Can someone pls help?

Moorthy | 3 months ago

RPM is Revolution Per Minute , which means the engine rotation as per you give throttle more and more , it’s gives you the more speed and more fuel consumption while the wheels are spinning. When you are running the machine of 350 CC bike , you will have the more pickup and more engine rotation which can cause the smooth and hard working conditions. This is my definition as per my knowledge. If there are some errors in my answer , pls apologize me . THanks for reading .

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Jashan | 3 months ago

Sorry to much science for the me, i can tell it buy riding it,not buy reading these technical questions. hope soon someone will definitely help you.What i have experienced is Thunderbird or any royal enfield is less aboyt PS but more about torque.

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Vineet | 3 months ago

Power output@RPM, for any vehicle signifies engine rotation only. That's why, even at Neutral, your rpm tacho needle goes up up on revving. I'm not sure if wheel sprocket rpm is a guideline to choosing an ideal bike for your usage.

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Lokesh | 3 months ago

Thanks Vineet & Ramakrishna what you say makes so much sense thanks for taking time out to reply👍🏻

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Q. I own Yamaha R15 facing problem now regarding seating as with family can't sit in upscaled seat in sports bike. I mostly used for city rides I want bike with one single long seat but bike should be more powerful and less maintenance freek which one should I go budget 1 to 2 lach thinking of RE Thunderbird but heard of much vibration and poor engine design. Please help

Vineet | 3 months ago

Dominar is a sureshot winner. Highway cruising, city riding, pillion seat comfort, performance, maintenance costs...It beats RE in every single department, practically. And I can vouch for this, coz I've ridden my TB350 all over the country, and clocked over 40k kms.

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Prasenjit | 3 months ago

To be honestly there is no comparison between the two bikes but in terms of seating comfort its obviously RE thunderbird, but yes there are too much vibration, & not sure whether I can be called high in maintenance, its moderate....

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Priyadarshan | 3 months ago

Bro if u want low maintenance then please don't go for any RE bike. they make very good and comfy bikes but u need to maintain the bike properly otherwise everything will start shaking.

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Santhosh | 3 months ago

I am not sure about the new model ... But give a test drive and if u find easy n comfortable then go for it otherwise go for some sports bike like naked one dominar pulsar fz3.0

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