The history of the Royal Enfield Bullet gleams as bright as its iconic gold pinstripes. From its debut in 1932 to its revolutionary introduction of swinging arm suspension at the 1948 Colmore Cup, it spent the first decades of its life conquering the most tumultuous terrain at Trials across Europe.
Features may include:
The reimagined signature single bench seat has more space and improved under-thigh support, ensuring complete comfort on both quick trips and long journeys.
New and improved rotary switch cubes retain the tactile satisfaction of old-school cubes while making it easy to power up or take off.
Engineered to take on every challenge, the anti-braking system with 300mm front and 270mm rear disc brakes allows you to ride steady and halt smoothly, even on the roughest of roads.
A new digi-analogue instrument provides the perfect mix of tradition and technology, providing precise information while retaining the timeless aesthetic of the Bullet 350.
An updated chassis, which comes in the form of a twin downtube cradle frame, ensures greater confidence and a more stable riding experience every single time.