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Royal Enfield launch Classic 350 Signals Edition with ABS

August 28, 2018 by Anosh Khumbatta Leave a Comment

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. Royal Enfield have had a long-standing association with the Indian Armed Forces, and this motorcycle celebrates the Indian Army Corps of Signals, the division of the army responsible for military communication. The bikes get the colours of the Indian national flag on the tank, alongside a unique serial number stencilled in true military fashion, and the emblem of the Indian Army Corps of Signals.

The Classic 350 Signals Edition gets a pair of canvas panniers and a tall screen as standard, and other cosmetic changes include blacked-out bits where you would expect to see chrome. The handlebar, headlamp bezel, crankcase covers and exhaust are all matt black. The dark brown single seat completes the period look, and goes well with both available colours — Airborne Blue (inspired by the Air Force) and Stormrider Sand (gets inspiration from the army).

Priced at Rs 1.62 lakh (ex-showroom) the Classic 350 Signals Edition is about Rs 25,000 dearer than the standard Classic 350. For this amount over the standard bike, you get a tall screen, saddlebags and most-importantly ABS, not to mention the air of individuality that this model carries.

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Anosh Khumbatta – who has written 298 posts on Bike India.


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