Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Specifications Leaked Online; Check Expected Launch Date And Other Details Here

The Royal Enfield Bullet stands as an emblem of legendary status ever since its inception, amassing a substantial and devoted fan base within the realm of motorcycle enthusiasts. Continuing this legacy, Royal Enfield is all set to unveil the new Bullet 350, marking a significant stride in their lineup. Ahead of the official launch of the new Bullet 350, the details of the upcoming bike from Royal Enfield have been leaked online.

Bullet 350 - Features and Specifications

The current Bullet is available in two variants: standard and electric start. However, there will be three different variants for the new Bullet. The base variant will have a single-channel ABS at the front and drum brakes at the back while the other two variants will be equipped with rear dual-channel ABS and disc brakes in the back.

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Bullet 350 will likely get modern features from the Classic 350, like a USB port, switchgear, and an instrument console. It will be powered by the same J-series engine that powers the Classic 350, Hunter 350, and Meteor 350. The new Bullet 350 will have the same single-cylinder, 349 cc, SOHC engine producing 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm of peak torque at 4,000 rpm. A 5-speed gearbox will be coupled with the engine.

Bullet 350 - Design and Appearance

In terms of looks, there will be differences in colour schemes and engine finishes. The mid variant's engine is expected to have a chrome finish coupled with gold pinstriping on the tank, while the base variant's engine covers will probably be chrome. Evident from the leaked brochure, the top-spec variant will include a blacked-out engine, "Coppa pin-striping," 3D gold badging, and a dual-tone finish on the fuel tank.

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The new Bullet 350 will have comparatively fatter and larger tyres—a 19-inch spoked wheel up front and an 18-inch spoked wheel at the rear. The new Bullet 350 will most probably be launched on September 1, 2023. However, no information has been shared by Royal Enfield regarding the prices of the new Bullet 350.