Royal Enfield Meteor 350:- Royal Enfield has always been a synonym for classic design and untamed performance, which now comes with the all-new Meteor 350 in contemporary skin. Returning to the all-day touring cruiser bike with a touch of nostalgia. That said, the Meteor 350 still looks like a classic Royal Enfield and comes with modern features to help it make for an easy motorcycle riding experience for both seasoned motorcyclists as well as those new to riding two wheels. There are many reasons why cruiser lovers prefer the BS6 Royal Enfield Meteor 350 over its indirect rivals.
Royal Enfield Meteor 350 Features
Other features in the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 are designed to maximize riding and comfort. One notable option is the Tripper Navigation system, a visual turn-by-turn navigation pod that tethers to your smartphone over Bluetooth and never lets get you lost on long rides. Traditionally, one of those displays sports the instrument cluster laid out with a mix of analog and digital instrumentation displaying all of your vital information like speed, fuel levels and even there’s an old-school clock while maintaining the retro charm.
Comfort is also key in the Meteor 350. A broad, comfortable seat on the bike means that rides of long distances don’t do a number on the rider’s back and an upright set of handlebars gives a relaxed ride. Royal Enfield also was paying attention to rider safety in this, offering dual-channel ABS (Anti-lock Braking Systems) that are expected to be more optimal while braking in all weather conditions.
Royal Enfield Meteor 350 Design
Design-wise, the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 looks like any classic cruiser with essential modern touches to attract a wider crowd. The cruiser posture best recognizable in the images is accentuated even more by the low-slung stance of the bike, along with its teardrop-shaped fuel tank. Aside from, of course, the chrome accents (including the retro-round headlamp) that tie it to its classic roots, modern features on the High-Performance e-Cruiser also include an LED taillight and cast-alloy wheels.
Royal Enfield Meteor 350 Engine
Powering the Meteor 350 is Royal Enfield’s new 349cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled motor. The torquey engine cranks out 20.2 bhp with a strong pulling power of 27 Nm — more than enough both in the city and highway appetite. It is smooth, very refined, and provides power across the rev range which ensures that it is no monster to handle for any type of rider.
You also get a 5-speed gearbox which offers hassle-free gearshifts while you may be overtaking on highways or even gliding through city traffic. The music of this engine, again one of the prime areas Royal Enfield focused on while developing it was to give it that characteristic thump beat of an RE exhaust and make riding ever enjoyable.
Royal Enfield Meteor 350 Price
Skip to one of the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 pricing attract points. Priced from approximately ₹2.20 lakh (ex-showroom), the Meteor 350 is value for money. People who want a simple, stylish affordable cruiser with decent comfort and modern features they won’t find anywhere, the Meteor 350 is a fantastic option. Pricing will change slightly depending on the variant you go for — Fireball, Stellar, or Supernova — with the latter being a top-end model and offering features like a touring seat and windshield.
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