Owning a Royal Enfield is adream come true for many bike lovers and this model is perhaps the most highly sold model in its segment. Very recently Royal Enfield expanded the range and added a model feature the ABS with single channel which costs a little over INR 1. 5 lakhs which is the showroom price. The price is approximately INR 11,000 more than the price of its predecessor, the BS4 350. The motorcycle shares a lot of similarity with the dual channel ABS variant. However, it additionally have variety in colour schemes, 280mm disc and an ABS mono-channel along with rear brakes which are 153mm drum-style. The Classic bi-channel ABS BS6 350 costs INR 1.65 lakhs which is approximately INR 12000 more than BS4 350 which is a classic model.
The BS6 follow the strictest emission norms that are met through Unit Construction Engine motor. It has the latest features like fuel injection, and churn out power 5250rpm. The BS4 model however, has 0.71 HP more power at the same rpm. The BS6 Classic 350 that features dual-channel Anti-lock Braking System has been introduced in four colours. The model in colour Stealth black and Gunmetal grey has tubeless tyres made of alloy steel. They cost around INR 1.82 lakh at showrooms in Delhi.
The brand offers warranty and Road Assistance for three years which is a standard for the new BS6 350 classic models.
Specifications of the classic 350
Featuring some of the best-in-class specifications, this classic bike from one of the most noted motorbike brands of the country is designed for serious travellers. Let us take a look into the specifications that make it so commendable and coveted-
| Model name | Royal Enfield Classic 350 BS6 |
| Engine | 346cc fuel injected motor |
| Power | 19.3 PS at 5250 rpm
28Nm at 4000 rpm |
| Speed | 5 speed variations |
| Body | 35mm telescopic front fork
Shock absorbers in the rear end that are gas-charged Single downtube built |
| Wheels | 19 inch front wheel and 18 inch back wheels that are alloy-made
90section front and 120 section rear tubeless tyres |
| Brake | 280mm disc brake on front wheel and 240mm disc in the rear wheel
Some models also feature 153 mm drum brakes instead of the disc brakes |
Compared to the BS-4 which has 346cc engine which is carburetted. It also features 5 speed variation option too. The built of the bike is based on the single downtube. The latest model is much more comfortable to ride and definitely has better shock absorption on the road. The front spokes are 19 inch while the rear ones are 18 inches which are alloy-made. The rear wheels feature 120 sections which make it more stable than many other models in this genre.
Variants of the classic 350
The Classic 350 BS6 comes in two types:
- Single-channel ABS- the price is INR 1,57,097
- Dual-channel ABS- the price is INR 1,65,025- this is specifically for the colour coloured model with spoke wheels
The bike is more expensive than the single channel ABS by INR7928. There is yet another variant which is the allow wheel variant whose price starts from INR 1, 69, 791 and comes in the Gunmetal grey colour.
Classic Royal Enfield 350 design
The Royal Enfield 350 was launched in 2009 and remains almost same even today. New variants have been launched over the time but its classic appeal in unrivalled. It is one of the well-sold motorcycle of the brand till date. It has an old school design that features halogen headlamp. It also have bulb indicators and a tail lamp. The analog speedometer along with an odometer and absence of fuel gauge make it a very old school but robust design.
Jawa BS6 that is priced much higher at INR 1, 73,164 for the single channel ABS type is the primary competitor of this model. Bajaj Dominar 250 is also a major competitor.
