Reservations for the BS6-compliant Royal Enfield Classic 350 have started ahead of its official Indian market launch. Royal Enfield dealerships have started accepting bookings for a token of Rs 10,000 in officially and have started receiving bike stocks.
The ageing 350cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine continues to be used by the BS6 Classic 350 as before. Changes in production after the transition to BS6, however, remain to be seen. Meanwhile, the BS4 Classic 350 releases torque at 19.8hp and 28Nm.
Cosmetically, the BS6 Classic 350 is being offered with alloys as standard in the Stealth Black and Gunmetal Grey paint schemes, while the rest of the range will continue to use wire-spoke wheels. Certain notable changes include the inclusion in the instrument console of a low-fuel alert and an engine malfunction / warning indicator.
The maker is also focusing on the Classic 350's new generation. The upcoming motorcycle has been tested already and is likely to be launched by the end of 2020.
The price hike is the second in recent times after the last revision in December 2020 ...
The next-gen 2021 Royal Enfield Classic 350 was spied doing test runs in the production-ready format ...
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