Royal Enfield will soon update its two highly popular models – Classic 350 and Classic 500 – in the Indian market. This will surely help the bikemaker boost sales of both the products, especially when festive season is just around the corner. Both the RE Classic motorcycles will get the swingarm suspension unit borrowed from the Royal Enfield Thunderbird. This will improve the overall riding experience of the bikes.
The Chennai-based bikemaker will also introduce a rear disc brake on the RE Classic 350 and Classic 500. The Classic 350 will also get a new ‘Gun Grey’ shade along with the regular five colour options – Silver, Lagoon, Mint, Black, Ash, Chestnut, Redditch Green and Redditch Red. The front and rear mud guards, side boxes and fuel tank will be painted in the new Gun Grey colour scheme. Read About – New Royal Enfield 1000cc Bike
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You will notice the matte black stickers on the fuel tank, air filter box, toolbox and mudguard. Similar to the Royal Enfield Classic 500 Chrome that was showcased at the 2017 NADA Auto Show in Nepal, the new RE Classic 350 will feature a dark tan seat. Check Out – Royal Enfield Continental GT 750 Spy Pictures & Details
On the other hand, the Royal Enfield Classic 500 will come with a new Stealth Black paint scheme. The engine will have matte black finish. Elements such as handlebar, handlebar clamp and headlamp ring will also be painted in black shade. The rest design updates will be similar to the RE Classic 350. Pictures – Royal Enfield Surf Racer & Gentleman Brat Custom Bikes
With respect to the engine, both the motorcycles are likely to remain unchanged. Currently, the Classic 350 comes packed with a 346cc engine making 19.80bhp and 28Nm of torque. And the Classic 500 derives its power from a 499cc motor churning out 27.2bhp against 41.3Nm of torque.
