Royal Enfield’s New Avatar of Bullet 350
Royal Enfield recently introduced its classic bike Bullet 350 in a new avatar. The new Bullet 350 is based on the J-platform, the same as the Classic 350, and shares many features with the Classic 350. With the same platform, both the Bullet 350 and Classic 350 have similar looks, maintaining the classic design language of Royal Enfield.
Looks of Bullet 350 and Classic 350
The motorcycle is presented in five colors, three of which are distinct developments of previous colors. The full tank still has pin-striping, and the belling is the same as the previous century. The Classic 350 OEM, on the other hand, looks classic but does not appear old. It has a classic paint scotch strategy and is even available in a chrome version. The Classic comes with a split seat which can be removed if desired.
Cosmetic Changes in Bullet 350 and Classic 350
There are minor differences between the Classic 350 and Bullet 350. For instance, the strength letter paper is slightly different, and the resistant fender is also slightly different. The Archive 350 lacks a hood on the headlamp. The Classic 350 uses a single-pass seat, while the Classic 350 uses a split-seat. The side arm of the Samish 350 is common, while the Classic 350 has an oval scientific.
Alloy Wheels of Bullet 350 and Classic 350
Royal Enfield is not providing alloy wheels and tubeless tires with its new Archive 350. On the other hand, the Classic 350 comes with different alloy wheels and tubeless tires, ensuring peace of mind in case of a puncture. Royal Enfield has introduced the Nottingham 350 in three variants ★grade, standard, and black gold. The workshop prices are respectively 1.73 lakh rupees, 1.97 lakh rupees, and 2.16 lakh rupees.
★The Bullet 350 and Classic 350 by Royal Enfield have been released in a new form.
★The Classic 350 has a classic paint strategy and is available in a chrome version.
★There are minor differences between the Classic 350 and Bullet 350 including the strength letter paper and the resistant fender.
★Royal Enfield is not providing alloy wheels and tubeless tires with its new Archive 350.
★The Nottingham 350 has been introduced in three variants with the prices ranging from 1.73 lakh rupees to 2.16 lakh rupees.
