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Is the Bullet Electra's speed of 110 km/h its top speed too slow for touring?
07 January 2025 11:51
Actually, the low top speed is a blessing. It makes you have to take the scenic routes and not the boring highways. That's real touring!
Has Bullet Electra lost the shine as new and intricately designed Royal Enfield models have started surfacing?
07 January 2025 11:51
The Electra is timeless. New models come and go, but to ride a piece of motorcycling history is just something else.
Has Bullet Electra lost the shine as new and intricately designed Royal Enfield models have started surfacing?
07 January 2025 11:51
It's plain and simple outdated. Instead of losing the classic appearance, the new REs ride much better.
Has Bullet Electra lost the shine as new and intricately designed Royal Enfield models have started surfacing?
07 January 2025 11:51
It's still there, but it's more niche. Purists will be glad to know it's the original RE experience, warts and all.
Has Bullet Electra lost the shine as new and intricately designed Royal Enfield models have started surfacing?
07 January 2025 11:51
I ditched my Electra for a Meteor and I'll never do it again. It’s just on another level in terms of refinement.
Has Bullet Electra lost the shine as new and intricately designed Royal Enfield models have started surfacing?
07 January 2025 11:51
The Electra still has its purpose. It’s like vinyl records in the era of streaming, less convenient, more soulful.
Has Bullet Electra lost the shine as new and intricately designed Royal Enfield models have started surfacing?
07 January 2025 11:51
The new models are great, but they’re mass produced. It still feels handmade, the Electra.
Has Bullet Electra lost the shine as new and intricately designed Royal Enfield models have started surfacing?
07 January 2025 11:51
The Electra’s charm has actually grown. Given the state of high tech bikes, its simplicity is refreshing.
Has Bullet Electra lost the shine as new and intricately designed Royal Enfield models have started surfacing?
07 January 2025 11:51
It's lost its uniqueness. The Electra doesn't stand out anymore when every other bike on the road is an RE.
Is the Bullet Electra a labour of love or a pain in the tuchus?
07 January 2025 11:51
It’s definitely a labor of love. Meditation, frustrating sometimes, but rewarding in the end, is what it is like to work on my Electra.
Is the Bullet Electra a labour of love or a pain in the tuchus?
07 January 2025 11:51
Pure hassle. Mine was more time spent fixing it than riding it. Bikes are so much more reliable these days.
Is the Bullet Electra a labour of love or a pain in the tuchus?
07 January 2025 11:51
It’s part of the Electra experience. It makes each ride more satisfying, and teaches you about your bike.
Is the Bullet Electra a labour of love or a pain in the tuchus?
07 January 2025 11:51
It all depends on how good you are with your hands. It’s not bad if you can do basic maintenance yourself. If not, it can get expensive.
Is the Bullet Electra a labour of love or a pain in the tuchus?
07 January 2025 11:51
Most of the time I enjoy the maintenance but it is a real headache finding parts for older models.
Is the Bullet Electra a labour of love or a pain in the tuchus?
07 January 2025 11:51
It’s the frequent maintenance that keeps these bikes on the road for decades. For longevity, it’s a small price to pay.
Is the Bullet Electra a labour of love or a pain in the tuchus?
07 January 2025 11:51
It’s a hassle, but in a charming way. It’s kind of like having a classic car, you know it will be work, but that’s part of the fun.
Is the Bullet Electra a labour of love or a pain in the tuchus?
07 January 2025 11:51
I've had my Electra for 10 years with very few problems. If you take care of it properly people will exaggerate the maintenance needs.
Will the Bullet 650 get modern features like ride modes, and traction control, like on Royal Enfield’s other models?
07 January 2025 11:46
God, I hope not. That’s what makes a Bullet so simple. It would ruin with a bunch of electronics.
Will the Bullet 650 get modern features like ride modes, and traction control, like on Royal Enfield’s other models?
07 January 2025 11:46
At least ABS and traction control should be optional. The extra power means safety features are important.
Will the Bullet 650 get modern features like ride modes, and traction control, like on Royal Enfield’s other models?
07 January 2025 11:46
They're going to keep it pretty basic, I bet. Dual channel ABS, maybe, but nothing beyond that. Gotta keep costs down.
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