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Royal Enfield Classic 350 (2012-2021)

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Rs. 1.39 Lakh
Discontinued Model since 1 Sep 2021

About Royal Enfield Classic 350 (2012-2021)

The Royal Enfield Classic 350 is the brand’s most popular and best selling bike in India. It has a retro design and comes in a variety of colours and editions to make it appealing to the younger audience. Given its retro positioning, the Classic 350 does not get as many features as a similar capacity street naked. It gets a single-pod analogue instrument console that includes a speedometer, odometer and low fuel warning lamp. This is a heavy bike weighing at 192kg (kerb) and given its touring nature, fuel tank capacity is a disappointing 13.5-litres. However, the upright riding position and a comfortable spring-loaded single seat is comfy for touring on the highways. The Classic 350 continues to be powered by a 346cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine which churns out 20PS at 5250rpm and 28Nm at 4000rpm. A 5-speed gearbox transmits power to the rear wheel via a chain drive. Suspension bits include a telescopic fork up front and a twin gas-charged shock absorber at the rear. The bike gets 19-inch front and 18-inch rear spoked wheels fitted with tubed MRF tyres. Braking is via a single 280mm front and 240mm rear disc with dual channel ABS as standard fitment. The Classic 350 competes with the Jawa, which looks more retro but has a modern and more powerful liquid-cooled 300cc motor. The next generation Royal Enfield Classic 350 has also been spotted testing in India. It is expected to get a new BS6 compliant motor and a new frame. It’s likely to be launched in India by early 2020.

Royal Enfield Classic 350 (2012-2021) Overview

Royal Enfield has updated the pricing of its entire portfolio once again, and now, the pricing for the Classic 350 starts at Rs 1.79 lakh, and goes all the way up to Rs 2.06 lakh. To know more details, read our main story.

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Must Read Questions & Answers Before Buying Classic 350 (2012-2021)

Q. How many km it will run in a single stretch?
  • Till petrol available in tank
Q. How many gears?
  • Royal Enfield Classic 350 is equipped with a 5 Speed gearbox.
Q. I am using standard 350, how many kilometer to change engine oil? Which is the best engine oil?
  • For this, we would suggest you to get in touch with the authorized service center as that will be an appropriate point of contact to get assistance for your concern. You can check the service center details here.
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Q. Is there any exchange offer available for Royal Enfield - Classic 350?
  • Hopefully Yes! I would recommend you to visit your nearest RE showroom. Or call your RE showroom from where you have bought your motorcycle. They might help you with better options. And apart from showroom there are various dealers near you, visit them once they will also give you various deals.But if you are looking for comfort in riding position, then for me it's the best in its section with efficiency.Once you ride RE, then probably any motorcycle in that section can match it's taste.
  • Bro if you look for comfort then definitely go for Royal enfield . Parts and accessory cost is higher for Royal enfield as compared to Honda. you will be getting around 55-60 kmpl mileage in your hornet but don’t expect more than 40kmpl in any of Royal enfield bikes .My suggestion : if you want quality with style and performance then go for Royal Enfield.
  • Bro if you look for comfort then definitely go for Royal enfield . Parts and accessory cost is higher for Royal enfield as compared to Honda. you will be getting around 55-60 kmpl mileage in your hornet but don’t expect more than 40kmpl in any of Royal enfield bikes .My suggestion : if you want quality with style and performance then go for Royal Enfield.
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Q. Which one is better Classic 350 or Bullet Standard 350?
  • I have been using STD 350 for 8 months now and its terrible ! MY FIRST 6 MONTHS WHERE OKAY OKAY ! BUT AFTER THAT I STARTED TO HEAVY AND LOUD TAPET NOISE (TAK TAK) WHILE ON LOW RPM AND HIGH RPM ! I HAD TO INCREASE MY IDLE RPM SO TO COME OVER AND IT DROPPED MY MILEAGE ALL THE WAY FROM 42-46 TO 30-34 2 ND THE BREAKS ITS ABSOLUTELY SH*T , TYRES GET LOCKED SOO EASILY AND I HAVE FALLEN ALMOST 4 TIMES IN 8 MONTHS. 3RD THE KICKER ! IT WAS COMFY FOR 6 MONTH AFTER THAT I HAD TO KICK NEARLY 10-20. TIMES EACH TIME TO START THE VEHICLE ! I AM HAVING SERIOUS LEG ACHES WHILE ON. BED. 4TH I KNOW IT SOUNDS WIERD BUT THE VIBERATIONS , I HAD TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT WITH THE DOCTER FOR MY PAIN IN THE BALLS DUE TO HEAVY VIBERATIONS ! TRUST ME IT IS REAL , I WOULDN'T SUGGEST YOU TO GO WITH A 1.36 LAKH WORTH STEAL CRAP !
  • Classic 350 is a better option if you are ready to put some cash . Bullet standard comes at a lower price than the classic so it has its pros and cons accordingly. Bullet standard comes with slim tyres , single seat and the older look of the bullet.where as the classic 350 comes much good looking due to its split seats and bigger tyres for better road grip . Even the handle and seating comfort differs in both .
  • Both are different in there own respective style. Classic has switch start, you can remove the Pillion seat as well, in case if you want to enjoy that single ride feeling, on the other hand standard is kick start which creates problems in city, pillion seat can not be removed. So I would suggest go for the test ride for both and than select
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Q. Is Royal Enfield Classic 350 suitable for long ride?
  • Nah a Stock classic 350 isn't good for long rides as it has a low height handlebar which after 100 KM ride results in your backpain wrist pain so use bullet stock handle which is high lift handlebar and is easily available in Royal Enfield authorised parts center. Do not do any modifications to seat because seat is good and if you want to try Air cushion seat you can try but it doesn't have much effect but only reduce your Hip and thigh pain.
  • If talking about your height i don't think so you will cause any problem while riding classic 350 ..I personally own classic 350 and once gone for a long ride of around 300 kms ..frankly speaking the back seat of classic is not comfortable at all ..the person sitting on backseat will surely suffer difficulty if going for a long ride …no problems with the front seat as it provides you quite wide area …but if you wish to buy a re just for long rides then i personally prefer you to go for thunderbird 350/500 just because its comfortability level is much higher than classic 350/500
  • Absolutely! Anyhow you have to take breaks in period between 150 / 170 km max for hydration and physical relaxation. I did 500 km on single day in 11 hours with multiple refreshment breaks and all. Average speed of 80 kmph. It felt pretty good, comfortable and confident
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Royal Enfield Classic 350 (2012-2021) User Reviews

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    Best driving experience this bike mileage is very good bike like a power full bike market and people watch then wow.What a bike.

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    Amazing Roar -The Engine

    Overall the classic 350 goes with amazing engine and as you all know that this bike is all about the royal feeling and it gives too.The mileage is decent 30kmpl you can assume, The build quality is superb fine, And the performance is good, Though it has got vibration well how you can say no vibration too royal enfield isn\\\'t that funny the roar gives the vibration, Pickup is good enough and the after service is average, The maintenance cost again it go with the average, And i have little issue with the chain and the back shock absorber the pillion feel the hit of the road and yes that\'s it, Being a classic owner i love my classic 350, The bike has what a royal enfield lover quest for.And i suggest that one must have one of this machine ❤️.

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    Vehicle is good at while

    Vehicle is good at while when we drive it, An 5yrs of experience you won't feel any disappointed

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    Royal enfield

    I absolutely love my royal enfield.It's my first motorcycle and i'm really happy with it.The engine is really powerful and the bike is really easy to ride.I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a motorcycle.

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    Hi all i used to call my bike as 'arabian horse" as its height is very much comfortable to my height of 6 feet.Fantastic bike, Real value for money, Taken on 23rd november 2022.Actually gifted by my wife to my 65th tamil date birthday as she too love this bike.Earlier i had 1967 model bullet and when i retired, I forced to return to my employer.Class bike gives me minimum of 33 km/l.Driving it for nearly 100 days and crossed 2100 km so far.Excellent pick up, By increasing the gears increase the speed too, Lovely to go for 90 - 100 km speed without any single vibrations.Very comfortable, Initially i had a fear that due to my age how am i going to put the center stand or pushing it.Later on due to regular practice, I became master and i never leave my arabian horse, (this is what i call my bike) with side stand on.Service : gave my first service to the re own shop, Done a wonderful services, Staff are all very courteous.Best wishes to one and all in sales and also in service.

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