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The Royal Enfield Meteor 350 has been spotted testing for a while now and we can finally confirm that the motorcycle will be launched on 6 November. The motorcycle is based on the company’s brand-new J-platform and this BS6 model will replace the Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350 X.
You will have to fork out Rs 3,000 more for the BS6 Royal Enfield Bullet 350, BS6 Classic 350 and the BS6 Himalayan. [Read more…]
The new bike, although mechanically identical to the current Classic 350, is inspired by the Indian Army Corps of Signals and is the first Royal Enfield motorcycle to feature ABS. [Read more…]
Mahindra created quite the flutter in the two-wheeler industry when they acquired the licence to the iconic Jawa brand name. There’s hasn’t been much movement in the Indian market since this acquisition. However, Europe has seen steady sales of Jawa bikes all along. [Read more…]
Royal Enfield’s recently-launched retro-cruiser definitely catches the eye, but what else have they changed? [Read more…]
Popular Royal Enfield Classic 350 and 500 models now available in new Gunmetal Grey and Stealth Black colour options, along with the updated braking system.
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Czech motorcycle manufacturers Jawa have launched an all-new Java 350 in the Czech Republic.
Royal Enfield, the world’s oldest motorcycle brand in continuous production, have launched three Redditch Edition variants of their Classic 350 model: Redditch Red, Redditch Green and Redditch Blue.
What is it about a Bullet that just entices some people so? It’s complicated. Or, maybe, it’s just so simple.
My love for Royal Enfield began as a kid, at a time when I couldn’t even ride a bicycle, I already knew how to use the throttle on my late uncle Peter’s 1979 Standard 350. [Read more…]
