What is the real mileage of Thunderbird 350X?
35 kmpl
As reported by Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350X owners, the real mileage of Thunderbird 350X is 35 kmpl. It delivers better mileage that 61% of cruisers.
Is Thunderbird 350 a cruiser?
The Thunderbird 350 has been one of the most popular and best-selling cruisers in India since its launch in 2000. The Thunderbird 350 comes with a retro look to justify the Royal Enfield brand. Over its siblings, the motorcycle also comes with added features like a projector headlamp and a fuel gauge.
Is Thunderbird good for long rides?
Yes it is . Very good bike to go long ride . It can take you to thousands of miles away from home without any issues . It has one of the best seating posture among the current indian bikes.
What is the price of Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350 in India?
Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350 Bike price starts from Rs. 1,56,658. It is available in only one variant, i.e. Thunderbird 350 ABS Bike which priced at Rs. 1,56,658. The Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350 powered by single-cylinder, four-stroke, Twinspark engine, which produces 19.8 bhp of power at 5,250rpm and 28Nm of torque at 4,000rpm.
Is the Royal Enfield Classic 350 a good buy?
“With a competitive price, classic styling, and the RE badge, the Classic 350 might just be another winner for Royal Enfield.” – Auto X “The new Classic 350 is a remastered version of its old self that has evolved very gracefully to appeal to a more sensible audience.” – HT Auto
How is the new Royal Enfield Thunderbird?
The new Thunderbird comes with all the bells and whistles one could possibly ask from Royal Enfield. The shapely 20-litre fuel tank, the information-loaded twin pod cluster, the mini ape-hanger handlebar- not only look cool, but are also purposeful.
What are the new colour variants of Royal Enfield Classic?
In the later part of 2017, Royal Enfield introduced two new colour variants of the ever popular Classic – Gunmetal Grey in 350cc and Stealth Black in 500cc. Chestnut was not just a colour that was created to replace the Maroon. It represented a connection to the legacy, in terms of being derived from the post-war shades of yesteryears.