EXCLUSIVE: Royal Enfield Starts Rolling Out Its BS6 Classic 350

Published January 2, 2020
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The new Classic 350 will be fuel-injected and will arrive with alloy rims

The powerplant continues to be the same 349cc UCE unit as before.
There aren’t any mechanical changes to report.
Prices are expected to go up by Rs 12,000 - Rs 14,000 from the BS4 model.

Royal Enfield Starts Rolling Out Its BS6 Classic 350 highlights

Royal Enfield has finally started rolling out its BS6 inventory as the BS6 Classic 350 was spotted at a dealership. Unlike the one seen last week, which was the factory customised BS4 Classic 350, this bike is seen sporting a large chunky cat-con, an O2 sensor, Interceptor 650-styled throttle body with fuel injection, and alloy rims. The BS6 Classic 350 is likely to bear a price hike of Rs 12,000 to Rs 14,000 when compared to its BS4 counterpart which currently retails for Rs 1.54 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).

There seems to be no design change with the BS6 Classic 350 aside from the alloy rims. These alloys are a bit different from the ones that Enfield sells on its website as an accessory. These are completely blacked-out, not bearing the machine-finish spokes like the accessory.

Royal Enfield Starts Rolling Out Its BS6 Classic 350 details

The BS4 Classic 350’s engine pumped out 20PS and 28Nm from its 349cc single-cylinder thumper engine. We earlier believed Enfield would be producing a new 350cc powerplant for the BS6 Classic 350. Even the test mules were seen running with a new engine platform. However, with the arrival of this fuel-injected UCE mill, we guess the new engine will be used in a new series of motorcycles, which might be called the Meteor. Enfield trademarked the name ‘Meteor’ a while back, which we now guess will be the premium alternative to the Classic 350. Expect the Meteor, or whatever Enfield decides to call the new bike, to only arrive in late-2020 or in 2021.

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Mechanically, the BS6 Classic 350 features the same downtube chassis sprung by a front telescopic fork and twin shocks at the rear. It will continue to employ disc brakes at both ends. But now you will get tubeless tyres, increasing the convenience factor.

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yogesh | 6 years ago Nice Bike and its new Colours is amazing also the alloy wheel the red sticker is display very good 0 Reply

Shankar | 6 years ago His it available in airborne cir or storm÷? 0 Reply

Mechanical | 6 years ago NICE INFORMATION VISIT IN MY BLOG Automobile news 0 Reply

huzefa | 6 years ago COLORS OF RE CLASSIC 346CC 0 Reply

Manu | 6 years ago If the engine is same and they try to add a cata in an exhaust, engine would be too rich with mechanical problems and the position itself liquify and weld to the cylinder sleeves. Sure for that 2 Reply

Jarrar | 6 years ago Dear all I Have purchased royal Enfield 5 times my name is jarrar Mahmood and I am from Kolkata. Your service station manager does not know anything in Austin distributor service,he is been very rude as well while handling the customers. Please ensure your manager to be polite with the customers. I know there is a lot of customers royal Enfield has may be thats the reason why not taking care of their regular customers. ...Read More 0 Reply

Dishant | 6 years ago I'm a owner of classic 350 gun metal gray. but I think Royal Enfield should make some serious changes in its bike like classic and bullet and thunderbird's engine. today we have retro bike competitors like Jawa, and Benelli their bikes are far better than RE. RE will lose the market very soon if they don't show up major update to it's mid range retro bike. ...Read More 1 Reply

Dishant | 6 years ago I'm a owner of gun metal gray. but I think Royal Enfield should make some serious changes in its bike like classic and bullet and thunderbird's engine. today we have retro bike competitors like Jawa, and Benelli their bikes are far better than RE. RE will lose the market very soon if they don't show up major update to it's mid range retro bike. ...Read More 0 Reply

Kanishkar | 6 years ago Lunch date 1 Reply

Sanjay | 6 years ago Dear all I have purchased royal Enfield in last year and there is the manufacturing default in bike now I am taken followup from last 1 year now whenever I complaining they are sending apology mail ..... trust me guys don't by any royal Enfield more. ...Read More 0 Reply

Ashok | 6 years ago Classic black and Wight available 3 Reply

Ujwal | 6 years ago It should be in nicked rim and spoke. 2 Reply

Dhananjay | 6 years ago What price 2 Reply