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Royal Enfield Classic 350

A substantial classic motorcycle with relaxed torque, strong identity and a very different ownership brief from a commuter.

Current generation 349cc classic27 NmHeart choice
₹1,87,437Indicative starting ex-showroom figure; city and variant dependent

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Royal Enfield Classic 350 at a glance

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Engine349cc
PowerApprox. 15.1 kW
Torque27 Nm
Gearbox5-speed
Kerb weightApprox. 195 kg
Fuel tank13 L
₹1,87,437Indicative ex-showroom; choose a city for a rough on-road estimate

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Bykes Score

An explainable suitability profile, not a universal ranking.

77
City agility58

Low-speed balance, turning effort and traffic-friendly controls.

Highway ability88

Sustained-speed comfort, stability, power reserve and braking.

Comfort84

Seat, posture, suspension and fatigue over everyday distances.

Pillion comfort78

Rear-seat space, grab support and suspension under load.

Storage25

Built-in luggage space and everyday carrying flexibility.

Style96

Design distinction, finish and road presence.

Fun factor88

Performance, handling and emotional engagement.

Reliability & service84

Ownership record, service reach and parts familiarity.

Resale value94

Used-market demand and ease of resale.

Best for

  • Classic-bike lovers
  • Relaxed open-road rides
  • Occasional pillion touring

Think twice if

  • Approximately 195 kg
  • Higher purchase and running cost
  • Not ideal for tight daily traffic or short riders without a test ride

Generation and model-year scope

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Model years covered2021–2026
GenerationCurrent generation
Catalogue statusCurrently sold
Variant / scopeKey detailPrice status
Heritage / baseClassic design with variant-specific brakingStarting configuration
Signals / Dark / ChromeStyle and equipment packagesHigher configurations

All specifications

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Engine and transmission6 details
Displacement349cc
EngineSingle-cylinder, 4-stroke, air-oil cooled, fuel injected
Maximum powerApproximately 15.1 kW
Maximum torque27 Nm
Gearbox5-speed
ClutchWet multi-plate
Dimensions and capacity6 details
Kerb weightApproximately 195 kg
Seat heightApproximately 805 mm
Ground clearanceApproximately 170 mm
WheelbaseApproximately 1,390 mm
Fuel tank13 litres
Riding positionRelaxed upright
Wheels, suspension and brakes8 details
Front wheel19-inch
Rear wheel18-inch
TyresTube or tubeless depending on wheel/variant
Front suspensionTelescopic
Rear suspensionTwin-tube emulsion shocks
Front brakeApproximately 300 mm disc
Rear brakeDisc or drum by variant
ABSSingle or dual-channel by variant
Features and ownership5 details
LightingLED on relevant current variants
DisplayAnalogue-digital cluster
NavigationTripper or accessory availability by variant
ServiceFollow Royal Enfield schedule
Used purchaseInspect service history, oil leaks, tyres, chain set, battery and crash repairs

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Strengths

  • Distinctive classic identity
  • Relaxed 27 Nm torque delivery
  • Comfortable steady-speed character
  • Strong new and used interest

Trade-offs and inspection points

  • Approximately 195 kg
  • Higher purchase and running cost
  • Not ideal for tight daily traffic or short riders without a test ride
  • Variant equipment and ABS differ

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  • PowerApprox. 15.3 kW
  • Torque17.25 Nm
₹1,49,000Indicative ex-showroom
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Frequently asked questions

Is the Classic 350 suitable for a beginner?

Its power delivery is friendly, but the roughly 195 kg weight can be intimidating. A lighter bike is usually easier for learning.

Is it practical for city traffic?

It can commute, but low-speed effort, heat, parking and running cost are less convenient than a scooter or commuter.

Should I buy it used?

A verified used example can improve value, but condition and documentation matter more than the badge.

How is it different from Hunter 350?

The Classic is heavier, more relaxed and more traditional; the Hunter is more compact and urban-oriented.

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