Royal Enfield Classic 350 UCE at a glance
The essential numbers first. Expand the specification groups for the complete structured record.
Engine346cc
PowerApprox. 19.8 bhp
Torque28 Nm
Gearbox5-speed
Kerb weightApprox. 192 kg
Fuel tank13.5 L
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2017 Classic 350 UCE generation
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2017 UCE-generation photograph
Royal Enfield · Motorcycle · 2009–2021
Royal Enfield Classic 350 UCE
Historical UCE generation listing covering model years 2009–2021. Built for used-bike research, generation comparison and ownership checks.
Historical / discontinued
2009–2021UCE generationUsed-market research
Used-market onlyHistoric prices vary by year, city, condition and ownership history.
Confirm the exact registration year, variant, current price, equipment and physical fit before purchase. Historical records should be matched to original brochures and documents.
Bykes Score
An explainable suitability profile, not a universal ranking.
City agility55
Low-speed balance, turning effort and traffic-friendly controls.
Highway ability72
Sustained-speed comfort, stability, power reserve and braking.
Comfort76
Seat, posture, suspension and fatigue over everyday distances.
Pillion comfort74
Rear-seat space, grab support and suspension under load.
Storage8
Built-in luggage space and everyday carrying flexibility.
Style94
Design distinction, finish and road presence.
Fun factor78
Performance, handling and emotional engagement.
Reliability & service58
Ownership record, service reach and parts familiarity.
Resale value88
Used-market demand and ease of resale.
Best for
- Used-bike researchers
- Generation comparisons
- Buyers who will complete a physical inspection
Think twice if
- Users expecting a current new-bike price
- Anyone buying without model-year verification
- Buyers relying on one specification across all variants
Generation and model-year scope
This section prevents specifications from different generations being mixed on one page.
Model years covered2009–2021
GenerationUCE generation
Catalogue statusDiscontinued / archive
| Variant / scope | Key detail | Price status |
|---|---|---|
| Archive coverage | Model years 2009–2021; split into exact year/variant before public indexing | Used-market only |
All specifications
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Engine and transmission6 details
Displacement346cc
EngineAir-cooled, single-cylinder, pushrod UCE
Maximum powerApproximately 19.8 bhp
Maximum torqueApproximately 28 Nm
Transmission5-speed manual
Fuel systemCarburettor then fuel injection on later units
Dimensions and capacity5 details
Kerb weightApproximately 187–195 kg by year/variant
Seat heightApproximately 800 mm
Ground clearanceApproximately 135 mm
WheelbaseApproximately 1,370 mm
Fuel tank13.5 litres
Wheels, suspension and brakes6 details
WheelsSpoke or alloy by special edition
Front suspensionTelescopic
Rear suspensionTwin gas-charged shock
Front brakeDisc
Rear brakeDrum or disc by year
SafetyABS on later model years
Features and ownership5 details
CharacterLong-stroke low-revving engine
Current statusReplaced by J-platform generation
Inspection focusOil leaks, electricals, frame/engine numbers and vibration-related wear
Used-bike noteService history matters more than cosmetics
Data noteSplit carb, EFI, ABS and special editions before indexing
Ownership checks
Specifications help shortlist a vehicle. These practical checks reduce surprises after purchase.
Strengths
- Clear generation-level specification snapshot
- Useful for used-bike shortlisting
- Highlights inspection and ownership considerations
Trade-offs and inspection points
- Not a substitute for an individual vehicle inspection
- Specifications can vary by year and variant
- Historic pricing is condition and city dependent
For a pre-owned vehicle, independently verify RC, chassis and engine numbers, finance/hypothecation, insurance, service history, accident repair, tyres, battery, consumables and a cold-start inspection.
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All details Frequently asked questions
Is the Royal Enfield Classic 350 UCE still sold new?
This page is an archive record. Confirm whether remaining dealer stock exists; most examples will be pre-owned.
What should I verify before buying?
Match the registration year, chassis/engine number, service history and actual equipment against the exact model-year brochure.
Are these specifications identical for every year?
No. Emission changes, ABS rules, feature updates and special editions can alter specifications. This prototype intentionally remains noindex until year-level verification is complete.
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