Royal Enfield
Classic 350 Bobber
Overview
Royal Enfield is soon going to introduce a new edition in Classic 350 segment as Royal Enfiled Bobber 350 in India. It will probably positioned above the Classic 350 model and be the priciest 350cc Royal Enfield motorbike built on the J-platform that would emphasis more on the styling.
The modern-retro motorcycle Royal Enfield Bobber 350 typically will have a minimal bodywork with a solo seat and a stripped-down appearance. It may also feature a shortened rear fender or even a completely removed fender for a streamlined look. The Low-Slung design of the bike will make it lower suspension along with using smaller wheels and tires.
The other features will include customised handle bars with drag bars giving the bike a unique look and improve handling. It will be vintage-Inspired styled that draws inspiration from with retro design elements such as round headlights, spoked wheels, and classic paint schemes. It may also feature an option of custom paint and finish allowing owners to personalize their bikes and make them stand out.
These components would probably be used in the Royal Enfield traditional 350 Bobber model in order to evoke the traditional bobber style while keeping the charm and legacy of the Classic 350 series.
Specifications
Mileage
35 kmpl (Expected)
Fuel Tank Capacity
13 L (Expected)
Engine Displacement
349 cc (Expected)
Top Speed
114 kmph (Expected)
Max Power/Torque
20.2 PS @ 6,100 rpm / 27 Nm @ 4,000 rpm
Transmission Type
5 Speed Manual
Wheels
F- 100/90-19, R- 120/80 - 18 (Expected
Fuel Type
Petrol
Body Type
Cruiser
Braking (Front/Rear)
Disc brakes at both ends with Dual-channel ABS (Expected)
Suspension (Front/Rear)
Telescopic fork / Twin shocks (Expected)
Wheelbase
1,400 mm (Expected)
Key Features & Highlights
The main features would be LED headlamps, revised tail lamps and LED-based turn indicators.
It will receive a taller ape-hanger style wide handlebar, a single-piece saddle seat supported with blacked-out treatment to the chassis part.
For a cleaner look, the front and rear fenders will probably be short in height. The fuel tank is in the shape of a peanut featuring a traditional bobber design element for a unique appearance.
It will also feature a semi-digital instrument cluster showing up important riding information cluster.
* Royal Enfield Classic 350 Bobber will be powered by the same J-platform engine that are available in Royal Enfield bikes such as the Royal Enfield Meteor 350, Royal Enfield Hunter 350, and the Royal Enfield Classic 350