Royal Enfield Launches Its Most Affordable and Pocket-Friendly Motorcycle Bullet 350

• Most affordable and reasonable Bullet 350 models introduced

• Get blacked-out theme and new color options

•  Remain unchanged in terms of mechanisms

The new variants of the RE bullet 350 receive styling changed covering new colors and a few affordable measures to attain that reasonable price tag over the standard ones.

Enfield already has added a new version of Bullet 350 to its fleet. The bike is priced at Rs. 1.12 lakh, making it the most affordable bike of Royal Enfield. The Royal Enfield Bullet 350 ES comes up with a price tag of Rs. 1.27 lakh. The new Enfield Bullet 350 version comes with new color options and styling updates and this helps it to attract a wide range of buyers. The best part is that the new variant is about Rs. 11,000 cheaper than the existing standard Bullet 350 bikes and about Rs. 22,000 more cost-effective than the RE Bullet 350 ES. And bookings for the new Royal Enfield Buller 350 variants have already begun across the dealerships of the company.

The new variants of the RE Bullet 350 include an array of styling changes, as well as cost-saving measures. Let you know that the fuel tank is covered in three new color schemes counting Onyx black. Sapphire blue and bullet silver. The RE Bullet 350 ES would be obtainable in Royal blue, Regal red, Jet Black color options apart from silver and maroon variants. Excepting the all-black version, the new colors come up with a black finished motor amongst other body panels lessening the usage of chrome. One can even see the Royal Enfield sticker right on the oil tank rather than the 3D badge, which decorates the costlier variants. Moreover, the spoked wheels also get black treatment instead of chrome. While other equipment has been remained the same and carried over as well including instrument console, flat handlebar, elongated seat and more.

In terms of mechanisms, the Enfield Bullet 350 stays the same drawing power straight from a 346-cc single-cylinder, air-cooled motor tuned 19 bhp, as well as 28 Nm of peak torque. Let you know that the engine is being paired with a 5-speed gearbox. Stopping power comes directly from a disc brake and a drum unit with single-channel ABS.

The more pocket-friendly version of Royal Enfield Bullet 350 comes up at the moment while the brand is literally struggling to attain volumes. The producer recorded its lowest sales in the last two years under 50,000 units since the brand, as well as the auto industry, are finding it tougher to augment sales. Well, the new variants could be perceived as a stop-gap measure for improving sales until the situation of the market gets better. The asking rate is the lowest seen on a Royal Enfield offering in recent times and this makes the brand accessible than ever.

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