The new iteration of the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 has been caught in lenses yet again. This time, however, we get an in-depth look at the motorcycle. Let’s talk about the changes in detail: –
– Similar to the ongoing model, the new-gen Bullet is quintessential Royal Enfield, retaining its old-school DNA that we all love about this motorcycle. However, it certainly gets some neat touches to make it slightly better from the ongoing model. These includes a better contoured single-piece seat for enhanced comfort and new circular bulb-type tail lamps.
– The refreshed motorcycle is also expected to get Classic 350’s new semi-digital instrument cluster with an optional Tripper Navigation System.
– Similar to the new-gen Classic 350 and Meteor 350, the upgraded Bullet will also be based on the brand’s latest J-platform, which is actually a split double-cradle frame with the engine as the primary stress member.
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– At the heart of the new-gen Royal Enfield Bullet will be the brand’s J-Series 349cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled, counterbalanced petrol engine from Classic 350 that makes 20.4PS at 6,100rpm and 27Nm at 4,000rpm. Considering Bullet’s positioning in the brand’s portfolio, the bikemaker could detune its engine output.
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– We expect some changes in the braking department as well.
– Expect Royal Enfield to launch the new Bullet 350 sometime next year at a notable premium over its ongoing UCE version, which currently costs between Rs 1,78,111 to Rs 1,87,546 (on-road Delhi).
