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ROYAL ENFIELD Classic 350[2021-2024]

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1.93 - 2.25 Lakhs*Last recorded price
Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024] is discontinued and no longer produced.
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Engine

Segment Average: 334.0 cc

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Classic 350[2021-2024]: 349.34 cc

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Mileage

Segment Average: 37.1 kmpl

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Classic 350[2021-2024]: 41.55 kmpl

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Speed

Segment Average: 125.0 kmph

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Classic 350[2021-2024]: 114.0 kmph

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About Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024]

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  • Royal Enfield Classic 350
    The Royal Enfield Classic 350 is the brand’s best-selling model and has achieved a cult of its own, given the thumping engine and old-school styling. The Classic 350 continues to be the most sought-after retro motorcycle in its segment despite the new arrivals in the segment. The current generation Classic 350 arrived in 2021 and is based on the new J-platform underpinning a host of 350 cc motorcycles in the brand’s lineup.

    The Royal Enfield Classic 350 uses a new dual cradle frame, while the suspension setup comprises 41 mm telescopic forks at the front with 130 mm of travel and a 6-step preload- adjustable twin shock absorbers at the rear. The braking duties are performed by a 300 mm single disc at the front and a 153 mm disc brake at the rear. The entry-level Redditch variants get a drum brake setup at the rear. The motorcycle is available with single-channel ABS on the lower trims, while the higher variants get dual-channel ABS as standard.

    Power on the Royal Enfield Classic 350 comes from the 349 cc single-cylinder, long-stroke, air and oil-cooled engine tuned for 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm of peak torque at 4,000 rpm. The motor is paired with a 5-speed gearbox. The Classic 350 tips the scales at 195 kg and has a fuel tank capacity of 13 litres.

    Visually, the Royal Enfield Classic 350 retains the lines of the older generation model. The round headlamp, round rearview mirrors, teardrop-shaped fuel tank and the split seats, all point towards the vintage look. The bike also gets a side-slung exhaust and spoked wheels with a 19- unit at the front and an 18-inch unit at the rear. The wheels come shod with a 100/90-section front and 120/80-section rear tyres. These are tube-type tyres on the Classic 350.

    The low seat height of 805 mm makes the Royal Enfield Classic 350 accessible to most users. The ground clearance at 170 mm ensures it can tackle most roads easily across different terrains. The Classic 350 is restricted in features but gets a semi-digital instrument cluster and USB charging port. The new cluster shows an analogue speedometer, while the LCD readout shows the odometer, two trip meters, clock, and fuel gauge. It also gets the new rotary switchgear from the Meteor 350. The top variants can be had with the Royal Enfield Tripper navigation unit that brings additional convenience to the motorcycle.

    The new-generation Royal Enfield Classic 350 is sold in five variants - Redditch, Halcyon, Classic Signals, Dark, and Classic Chrome. There are 11 colour options on offer including Redditch Sage Green, Redditch Grey, Halcyon Black, Halcyon Green, Halcyon Blue, Signals Marsh Grey, Signals Desert Sand, Gunmetal Grey, Dark Stealth Black, Chrome Red, and Chrome Brown.

    The Royal Enfield Classic 350 competes against the Honda CB350, Benelli Imperiale 400, Jawa 42, Yezdi Roadster and TVS Ronin in the segment.

    Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024] Alternatives

    Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024] Variants

    Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024] price starts at ₹ 1.93 Lakhs and goes up to ₹ 2.25 Lakhs (Ex-showroom). Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024] comes in 6 variants. Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024]'s top variant is Chrome Series With Dual-Channel.

    6 Variants Available
    ₹1.93 Lakhs*
    Engine
    349 cc
    Max Speed
    114 km
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    Clock: Digital
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    Battery Capacity: 12 V, 8 Ah
    ₹1.96 Lakhs*
    Engine
    349 cc
    Max Speed
    114 km
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    Seat Type: Single
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    Instrument Console: Analogue and Digital
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    Clock: Digital
    ₹2.02 Lakhs*
    Engine
    349 cc
    Max Speed
    114 km
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    Battery Capacity: 12 V, 8 Ah
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    Clock: Digital
    ₹2.14 Lakhs*
    Engine
    349 cc
    Max Speed
    114 km
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    Clock: Digital
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    Battery Capacity: 12 V, 8 Ah
    ₹2.21 Lakhs*
    Engine
    349 cc
    Max Speed
    114 km
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    Clock: Digital
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    Battery Capacity: 12 V, 8 Ah
    ₹2.25 Lakhs*
    Engine
    349 cc
    Max Speed
    114 km
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    Clock: Digital
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    Battery Capacity: 12 V, 8 Ah
    *Disclaimer: The prices are ex-showroom price for the respective model in the selected city.
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    Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024] Specifications and Features

    Body TypeCruiser Bikes
    Charging PointYes
    Kick and Self StartYes
    Mileage41.55 kmpl
    Engine349.34 cc
    Max Speed114 kmph

    Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024] comparison with its competitors

    Model Name
    Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024]
    Triumph Speed 400Triumph Speed T4Royal Enfield Hunter 350Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Jawa 42 BobberHonda Hness CB350Royal Enfield Meteor 350Jawa 42Jawa Perak
    Price (Ex-Showroom)
    ₹1.93 - 2.25 Lakhs
    ₹2.4 Lakhs
    ₹2.17 Lakhs
    ₹1.5 - 1.75 Lakhs
    ₹1.74 - 2.16 Lakhs
    ₹2.12 - 2.32 Lakhs
    ₹2.1 - 2.16 Lakhs
    ₹2.06 - 2.3 Lakhs
    ₹1.73 - 1.98 Lakhs
    ₹2.13 Lakhs
    Expert Ratings
    4 out of 5
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    3.8 out of 5
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    3.5 out of 5
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    Engine
    349.34 cc
    398.15 cc
    398.15 cc
    349.34 cc
    349-38 cc
    334 cc
    348 cc
    349 cc
    294.72 cc
    334 cc
    Mileage
    41.5 kmpl
    34 kmpl
    35 kmpl
    36.2 kmpl
    37 kmpl
    30.6 kmpl
    45.8 kmpl
    41.9 kmpl
    35 kmpl
    34 kmpl
    Fuel Type
    Petrol
    Petrol
    Petrol
    Petrol
    Petrol
    Petrol
    Petrol
    Petrol
    Petrol
    Petrol
    ABS
    -
    Yes
    Yes
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    Yes
    Dual Channel
    Yes
    Yes
    Yes
    Yes
    Transmission
    Manual
    Manual
    Manual
    Manual
    Manual
    Manual
    Manual
    Manual
    Manual
    Manual

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    Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024] Expert Review
    4 out of 5
    Pros
    Retains retro design languageCharacteristic engineRaspy exhaust note
    Cons
    Erratic fuel guageLacks top-end performance

    Originally launched over a decade ago in India, the Royal Enfield Classic 350 has been drawing astronomical sales for the Chennai-based bike maker. Its popularity can only be judged by the fact that every second bike sold by the company is a Classic 350. And it is also one of the most sold premium bikes in the Indian market.

    Over the years, the Classic 350 has managed to appeal to a wide variety of customers thanks to the amalgamation of the ‘old and new’ it claims to offer, that clearly makes sense to the evolving needs of the Royal Enfield customers. While it comes from the house of the oldest bike brand in the world, it has the charm to pull in youngsters with dreams of owning a Royal Enfield.

    For 2021, the company has not only introduced just another update on the Classic but has evolved it from the skin to bone, and a new cult is born. But the question is - If all the changes introduced on the Classic 350 will go down well with its audience that firmly believes in sayings like “good vibrations” and “go loud or go home?” Read on to find out!

    The overall retro appeal of the Classic 350 remains intact with the new-gen update. (Photo credit: Sabyasachi Dasgupta/HT Auto)
    The overall retro appeal of the Classic 350 remains intact with the new-gen update. (Photo credit: Sabyasachi Dasgupta/HT Auto)

    Changed but not:

    Well, even though the Classic has entered a new generation, it is quite difficult to differentiate the new bike from the old one, especially when you look at it from a distance.

    Up close, changes are quite significant. The overall retro appeal of the motorcycle remains intact thanks to the continuation of its circular headlamp with a cap and a flat-wide fuel tank that gels in with the new seat. It also features new tank grip pads, and a redesigned utility box and side panels. At the rear, the tail lamp is also all-new, but there isn’t any drastic difference when compared to the previous model.

    Even though the Classic 350 has entered a new generation it is quite difficult to differentiate the new bike from the old one. (Photo credit: Sabyasachi Dasgupta/HT Auto)
    Even though the Classic 350 has entered a new generation it is quite difficult to differentiate the new bike from the old one. (Photo credit: Sabyasachi Dasgupta/HT Auto)

    Not to forget, the bike is also offered in a range of new colour options and our specific dual-channel model featured the Chrome Red colour.

    While the updates are aplenty, they may not be significant enough to give the bike a very distinctive appeal, especially when compared to the previous model. In Royal Enfield's own words, they have changed everything, and yet nothing has changed. But a buyer that wants to flaunt his brand new Classic 350, may get discouraged as the majority may pass the bike as the old model. 

    Meteor's connect:

    Classic 350's evolution is heavily inspired by the new Meteor 350. It has not only sourced the engine and frame from the Meteor but other highlights such as swingarm, brakes and handlebar switches have also been taken from the same bike.

    While the engine and frame remain hidden inside the panels, on the outside, what appears familiar is its new Tripper turn by turn navigation system that sits inside an update meter cluster. This also gets a fuel gauge but still misses out on a gear position indicator.

    A new cluster on the Classic 350 introduces Tripper Navigation, and a fuel gauge.  (Photo credit: Sabyasachi Dasgupta/HT Auto)
    A new cluster on the Classic 350 introduces Tripper Navigation, and a fuel gauge.  (Photo credit: Sabyasachi Dasgupta/HT Auto)

    That said, the switch gears on the motorcycle are also borrowed from the Meteor 350, but there may be some colour difference here. The overall fit, finish and quality levels on the new Classic have definitely improved and you don’t need a keen eye to spot the obvious.

    How does it feel?

    You may feel you are still astride the saddle of the old model until your eye notices a new cluster and switches, rest, the girth and shape of the tank still manage to give it a heavy look from the rider's seat. 

    Also, the bar has been repositioned, shifted a tad forward for just a bit different stance, but that really doesn't change the way a rider sits on the bike as the overall riding geometry is still very much the same - upright and comfortable. Not to forget, there are the new reworked seats as well, but that part comes later.

    A new heart:

    Classic’s engine and the frame have been sourced from the Meteor 350. This means that the bike isn’t anything it used to be. The 349 cc single delivers 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm and is miles ahead in terms of refinement when compared to the previous UCE unit. Also, the 5-speed transmission is smooth and slick-shifting.

    At 195 kg the Classic remains a heavyweight contender but all that weight simply melts away as soon as it starts rolling.
    At 195 kg the Classic remains a heavyweight contender but all that weight simply melts away as soon as it starts rolling.

    It loves to cruise at highway speeds and you’ll only have to ride it to believe how refined it has become. You can cruise all day long at 80-90 kmph and not once will you feel the vibrations the bike was previously known for. Nonetheless, the character has been retained and it still is as Classic as it gets.

    At 195 kg, the Classic remains a heavyweight contender but all that weight simply melts away as soon as it starts rolling. The handling is neutral and all the mass is better balanced and centralized thanks to the updated setup, making it a more confident handler around the corners.

    The use of the new seats has also improved the overall riding comfort in long-distance touring but that is a story for another day.

    For 2021, Royal Enfield has not only introduced just another update on the Classic 350 but evolved it from the skin to bone. (Photo credit: Sabyasachi Dasgupta/HT Auto)
    For 2021, Royal Enfield has not only introduced just another update on the Classic 350 but evolved it from the skin to bone. (Photo credit: Sabyasachi Dasgupta/HT Auto)

    Brakes or breaks?

    Meteor sourced disc brakes (300mm disc/front, 270mm disc/rear) are a big step forward from the previous gen motorcycle for sure, and the company also claims that overall braking distance has been reduced in the process.

    While the rear brake has a decent bite, feedback and braking power, the front simply requires more force and patience to stop. The concern was also flagged during the time of the Meteor 350, but it still however remains unaddressed. But worry not, this isn't something that can't be fixed. Better calipers, pads and steel braided brake lines are all you need. And this is clearly not a deal breaker considering how thoughtfully it has evolved.

    The Last Words:

    The absence of the vibrations is a good enough reason for me to give it a big thumbs up. But of course, the new Classic 350 is much more than that. It is a remastered version of its old self that has evolved very gracefully to appeal to a more sensible audience.

     

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    Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024] FAQs

    Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024] has been discontinued in India. The last recorded price for Classic 350[2021-2024] was Rs. 1.93-2.25 Lakhs (ex-showroom).
    The top variant of Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024] was Chrome Series With Dual-Channelwith the last recorded price of Rs. 2.25 Lakhs (ex-showroom).
    The Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024] offered a mileage of 41.55 kmpl, and made it an efficient choice for Cruiser Bikes.
    Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024] has been discontinued but Triumph Speed 400, Triumph Speed T4 and Royal Enfield Shotgun 350 are the top competitors of Royal Enfield Classic 350[2021-2024].

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