Recently, Royal Enfield revealed the revised Classic 350 model, which is a popular model. September 1st is when reservations, test rides, and the variant-by-variant pricing announcement will take place. The new model of the Classic 350 aims to further enhance its appeal by offering a number of changes over the outgoing model. The Classic 350 is currently the best-selling model in the company’s extensive portfolio.

Changes for the 2024 Royal Enfield Classic 350

First off, the model has been updated with contemporary features like LED turn signals, which are limited to the top-end variety, and LED headlights, taillights, pilot lights, and pilot lights. Apart from that, the well-known model’s general appearance and silhouette haven’t changed.

further included a gear-position indicator and a USB charger to the motorcycle as standard equipment. In addition, the higher-spec models will have adjustable levers and a tripper pod.

Finally, as part of this update, the business has added a variety of new color options to the Classic 350 line. There are five different varieties of the 2024 Classic 350, each with seven different colors: Heritage, Heritage Premium, Signals, Dark, and Emerald. The Heritage Premium model has a dual-tone Medallion Bronze finish, while the Heritage series’ Madras Red and Jodhpur Blue have metallic flakes and gold pinstripes. Commando Sand is added to the Signals line with blue highlights and camouflage. The Dark variations come in two looks: Stealth Black, which is all black, and Gun Grey with copper highlights.

Apart from the aforementioned modifications, the motorcycle essentially stays the same as the previous model. Despite this, the J-series 350cc engine, which generates 20 horsepower and 27 Nm of torque when mated to a five-speed gearbox, is still present in the revised Classic 350. The motorcycle is suspended by a preload-adjustable twin shock absorber at the back and 41 mm telescopic forks up front. Both wheels have disc brakes for braking, and on more expensive models, dual-channel ABS is used.