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HomeAutoPhotos In Pics: Royal Enfield Launches Meteor 350 Retro Cruiser
In pics: Royal Enfield launches Meteor 350 retro cruiser
By: HT Auto Desk Updated on: 06 Nov 2020, 16:49 PM
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Meteor 350 is the first bike from Royal Enfield to feature Tripper Navigation feature.It rivals the likes of Honda H'Ness CB 350 and Benelli Imperiale
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Meteor 350 is the first bike from Royal Enfield to feature Tripper Navigation feature.
It rivals the likes of Honda H'Ness CB 350 and Benelli Imperiale 400.
1/9 Meteor 350 gets a very RE typical circular front headlamp with halogen lighting which is wrapped around an LED DRL. There is also a small RE logo that resides inside the lamp.
2/9 Meteor 350 packs a very familiar, simple and traditional design lines. In fact, it looks so close to its predecessor that it can be mistaken for a Thunderbird at times.
3/9 Royal Enfield has developed a new instrument console for the Meteor. The main console is placed on the left which comprises an analogue speedometer and comes with a small inbuilt digital display.
4/9 At the core of the Meteor sits a 349 cc single-cylinder engine which delivers around 20.2 bhp of power and 27 Nm of peak torque.
5/9 Royal Enfield developed a new 349 cc unit boasting a SOHC two-valve head replacing the older pushrod-valve system.
6/9 While the traditional 350 cc range from RE feels raw, the new unit is completely in a league of its own with its buttery smooth power delivery and refinement levels which set a new benchmark.
7/9 The Meteor 350 features a Twin Downtube Spine Frame.
8/9 The Meteor 350 sports a mix of the riding styles of Classic and Thunderbird bikes which lend it a neutral and comfortable riding position.
9/9 Meteor 350 is leaps ahead in terms of ride and handling. It feels surprisingly light and nimble for a 191 kg bike, especially on the roll.
349.0 cc
41.88 kmpl
170 kmph