Buying a second-hand Royal Enfield is an exciting experience, but proper inspection and caution are essential. Keeping some points in mind will ensure a safe and enjoyable ride. Older models can experience minor mechanical issues, so test rides and mechanical inspections are crucial.
Royal Enfield has not made major changes in the design of the bike this time, but has focused on colors and detailing. The Supernova variant has been introduced with a modern touch and chrome finish.
During riding, this engine reaches the redline quickly and encourages to ride at high speeds. A slight vibration is felt, which is the specialty of the bike. The gearbox is smooth and the clutch is also very light.
Royal Enfield’s most affordable bike, Hunter 350, gets a stylish Graphite Grey variant (₹1.76L ex-showroom) with LED lights, Tripper Nav and USB port. Powered by 349cc engine, it targets youth and city riders. Bookings open via Royal Enfield dealerships and website.
The Royal Enfield Bullet 350 is ₹10,000 cheaper in Delhi (₹1.99L) than Lucknow (₹2.09L). Features include a 349cc engine, retro styling, and 35 kmpl mileage. Consider test rides and maintenance costs before purchasing for the best deal.
The Indian Navy’s “Sea Riders Odyssey 2024” bike rally is all set to begin on December 4, 2024, as part of the Navy Day 2024 celebrations. Read further on Dynamite News:
Eicher Motors Ltd-owned Royal Enfield will shut its three south Indian manufacturing plants for three days to ensure safety amid rising COVID-19 cases, according to an internal note seen by Reuters and two sources.
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