Royal Enfield enthusiasts have reason to celebrate as the iconic motorcycle manufacturer gears up to launch its new bobber bike, the Goan Classic 350. This exciting addition, based on the beloved Classic 350 model, is poised to redefine long journeys with its unique blend of classic design elements and modern features.
The heart of the Goan Classic 350 beats with a robust 349cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine, promising a formidable 20.2 bhp of power and a torque of 27Nm. Coupled with a responsive 5-speed gearbox, this powerhouse is ready to take riders on memorable adventures.
A notable departure in the new bobber bike is the redesigned seat setup, featuring a rear pillion seat observed on the test mule. The cosmetics of the bobber will undergo updates, with a potential nod to vintage Royal Enfield motorcycles through teal-colored tire walls. Despite these changes, the suspension and braking setup will remain true to the Classic 350, with 41mm telescopic front forks and twin tube emulsion shock absorbers at the rear. Enthusiasts can also anticipate the possibility of the Goan Classic 350 being equipped with a dual-channel ABS for enhanced safety.
The Goan Classic 350 aims to deliver not only a comfortable but also a stylish riding experience, seamlessly blending the timeless design elements of the Classic 350 with innovative features and updates.
In Shorts:
- Royal Enfield prepares to launch the Goan Classic 350, a new bobber bike inspired by the Classic 350.
- The bike features a 349cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine and a 5-speed gearbox.
- Notable changes include a redesigned seat setup with a rear pillion seat and updated cosmetics, potentially showcasing teal-colored tire walls.
- Suspension and braking setup mirror the Classic 350, with the possibility of dual-channel ABS for enhanced safety.
