Royal Enfield bikes

For more than a century, the name Royal Enfield has been associated with incredibly powerful and rugged motorcycles that transcend the realms of automation. These motorcycles have been marketed as lifestyle choices, catered to those with kindred spirits who enjoy the freedom and liberation offered by motorcycles. Royal Enfield India (formerly Enfield Motors) was founded in 1955 to extend this unique experience to Indian riders. The RE Bullet was also chosen as the most suitable motorcycle for the Indian army to patrol the borders.

By 1962, Royal Enfield bikes were manufactured using  components that were made within the country. Today, it has cemented its place as a legacy brand – and the oldest global motorcycle brand in continuous production. One of its best-sellers is the Royal Enfield Bullet, which is widely popular owing to its classic design and association with the heritage and tradition of Royal Enfield. Furthermore, these Royal Enfield bikes offer a thumping sound and come with a sturdy build, making them highly sought-after by youngsters and those young at heart.

Royal Enfield bikes overview

Royal Enfield, a revered name in the Indian motorcycle market, offers a diverse lineup catering to various riding preferences. Among its prominent models are the Classic 350, known for its timeless design and robust performance starting at Rs. 1.93 lakh. The Hunter 350 features a fuel-injected 350cc J-engine, delivering enhanced torque and a smoother ride experience. For those seeking a cafe racer style, the Continental GT 650 stands out with its air/oil-cooled parallel twin-cylinder engine, embodying Royal Enfield's heritage and performance prowess. Adventure enthusiasts favour the Himalayan 450, priced between Rs. 2.85 lakh to Rs. 2.98 lakh, equipped to tackle rough terrains with its rugged build and capable engine. The Bullet 350 remains a popular choice in the street bike category, priced between Rs. 1.73 lakh to Rs. 2.16 lakh, retaining its classic appeal with a distinctive round headlight and robust design. Royal Enfield continues to blend tradition with modern technology, offering riders a range of options tailored to their riding needs and preferences.

Royal Enfield bikes price list

*Ex-showroom price in Delhi. Price may vary from city to city.

Top Royal Enfield bikes

Here are some of the best-selling RE bikes and their features:

Royal Enfield Bullet 350

One of the most highly vaunted motorcycles in the country, the RE Bullet 350 received some major upgrades in 2023. The older model comes with an analogue instrument console and the iconic round headlamp, along with chrome components and tank design. It is also powered by a 346cc single-cylinder, air-cooled engine that is mated to a five-speed gearbox. This engine generates a peak power of 19.36 PS and a peak torque of 28 Nm.

The Royal Enfield Bullet 350 bike uses front disc and rear drum brakes with a single-channel ABS acting as the safety net. In terms of its suspension setup, it employs telescopic front forks and 5-step preload-adjustable twin shock absorbers at the back. The cruiser can clock speeds of around 110 kmph while riding on open highways and tarmac.

Royal Enfield Classic

Another incredibly popular Royal Enfield bike is the RE Classic, which is one of the company’s best-sellers. It runs on the J-platform engine, which is a 349cc single-cylinder, air and oil-cooled, BS6-compliant engine mated to a five-speed gearbox. This motor churns out a maximum power of 20.2 PS and a maximum torque of 27 Nm. Thanks to the reliable engine, you can expect mileage returns of around 41.55 kmpl on city roads and around 37.78 kmpl on highways.

True to its name, the RE Classic 350 comes with a timeless vintage design and is available in six variants. In terms of features, the motorcycle boasts a semi-digital instrument console with an analogue speedometer and tell-tale lights. You also get a USB charging port and smartphone-compatible turn-by-turn navigation pod for enhanced convenience. To ensure your safety on busy city streets and highways, the two-wheeler uses front and rear disc brakes with dual-channel ABS.

Royal Enfield Himalayan

If you like riding on mountains or off-road trails, you must consider the RE Himalayan. This adventure bike comes in four variants and six colour options and weighs around 199 kg (Kerb). The Royal Enfield bike is powered by a 411cc single-cylinder, air-cooled, BS6-compliant engine that produces power and torque figures of 24.3 PS and 32 Nm, respectively.

As for the bike’s underpinnings, it uses front and rear disc brakes with switchable ABS for safety. You also get telescopic front forks and a rear mono-shock, which handle the suspension duties. The two-wheeler’s feature suite includes a semi-digital instrument cluster, a Tripper Navigation system, a USB charging port, and a halogen headlight. While riding on highways, you can accelerate up to 120 kmph. Besides these models, you can also opt for RE Hunter 350, RE Continental GT 650, RE Meteor 350, RE Interceptor 650, RE Scram 411, and RE Super Meteor 650.

Explore Royal Enfield bikes on low EMIs

While these Royal Enfield bikes are quite expensive, you can go for a Bajaj Finserv Two-wheeler Loan to afford these class-leading motorcycles easily. All you need to do is book the two-wheeler online on Bajaj Mall and visit your nearest partner dealership. At the showroom, once you complete the two-wheeler loan process, you can bring home your favourite Royal Enfield bike without disrupting your savings and pay for the bike in affordable EMIs.