The main differences between the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 and the Bullet 350X lie in their pricing, styling, and features. The Bullet 350X is priced lower, with an ex-showroom price starting at ?1.12 lakh compared to the Bullet 350's price of ?1.21 lakh. Cosmetically, the Bullet 350X features blacked-out elements and a sportier appearance, whereas the standard Bullet 350 has more chrome accents. The Bullet 350X also offers more color options, including Onyx Black, Bullet Sapphire Blue, and Bullet Silver, while the standard Bullet 350 is available in fewer color variants. Mechanically, both bikes share the same 346cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine producing 19.8hp and 28Nm of torque, and they have identical performance specifications. However, the 350X is designed to be more affordable and visually distinct, making it a more accessible and stylish option for buyers.

Yes, you can! Royal Enfield often offers options and accessories that allow you to customize your Bullet 350X. It's a bit like giving your motorcycle its own style and personality. You can select various add-ons and modifications which is provided by Royal Enfield or other companies to make your bike look and feel exactly the way you want it to. So you can modify your bike according to your preferences.

Yes, when you buy Royal Enfield Bullet 350X, they promise to take care of it if anything goes wrong for a certain period. This means if there are problems that are not your fault, they will help fix them or make things right during that time. It is like having a safety feature for your bike. The exact details of the warranty, such as how long it lasts and what it covers, can vary according to the location or region, so it is important to check the warranty terms from the RE company or the dealership when you are thinking about buying the bike.

It is not the absolute best choice for city commuting because it is designed more for comfortable cruising on highways and open roads. However, some riders enjoy using it in the city due to its classic style and comfortable riding position. If you prefer a cruiser-style motorcycle and don't mind its larger size, it can work for city riding. But if you're dealing with heavy traffic and lots of stop-and-go situations, you might find smaller and more nimble bikes better suited for city commuting. So, while it can handle city streets, it's most at home on open roads and highways where you can enjoy a relaxed ride.

 No, it's not really about advanced technology. The Bullet 350X focuses more on classic design and a timeless riding experience rather than fancy gadgets. So, the advance features are not available in this bike like touchscreens or high-technology. If you appreciate a simple and authentic riding experience, the Bullet 350X is more about that than the latest tech.

For availability, we would suggest you to please connect with the nearest authorized dealer in your city as it depends on their stock book.  

RE doesn't sell the Bullet Electra anymore. You can go for the Bullet Standard, it is comfortable and has a relaxed engine which makes it good for commuting. 

Please check with the royal enfield authorized dealer who deals in CSD Pricing.