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What will the Royal Enfield Classic 250 mean for the custom scene?
09 January 2025 09:11
I doubt it. What real custom builders want is more power to work with. That means that the 250 will be considered a beginner's bike, not a serious custom platform.
What will the Royal Enfield Classic 250 mean for the custom scene?
09 January 2025 09:11
In fact, it might actually propel customization in new directions. If it were about aesthetics and practicality instead of power, builders would be free to get creative.
What will the Royal Enfield Classic 250 mean for the custom scene?
09 January 2025 09:11
I think RE would be wise to provide the 250 with official custom parts. It could open the door to the modding scene for younger riders.
What will the Royal Enfield Classic 250 mean for the custom scene?
09 January 2025 09:11
I can't wait to see what people do with it. It could be the perfect thing for scrambler or cafe racer builds thanks to the lighter weight.
What will the Royal Enfield Classic 250 mean for the custom scene?
09 January 2025 09:11
It'll most likely split the custom scene. There will be purists who stick to the bigger bikes, and a new wave of 250 adoptions for budget builds.
What will the Royal Enfield Classic 250 mean for the custom scene?
09 January 2025 09:11
Learners who want to get into bike customization will love this. Begin with small projects, learn the ropes, and then move up to bigger projects.
Is the Royal Enfield Classic 250 a cash grab or a real innovation?
09 January 2025 09:11
It's definitely a cash grab. At this point RE is just milking the Classic name. They already have the Hunter and Bullet in the lower cc range. What's next, a Classic 150?
Is the Royal Enfield Classic 250 a cash grab or a real innovation?
09 January 2025 09:11
I disagree. In India, the 250cc segment actually is a pretty popular segment and RE was missing out on that. For those new riders who find the 350 too intimidating, this could be a great entry point.
Is the Royal Enfield Classic 250 a cash grab or a real innovation?
09 January 2025 09:11
I'm excited, cash grab or not. A Classic look with (hopefully) better fuel economy and a lower price point? Sign me up!
Is the Royal Enfield Classic 250 a cash grab or a real innovation?
09 January 2025 09:11
It's probably both. They’re a business after all, but they’re also innovating. But the 250cc engine could also be a great platform for future models.
Is the Royal Enfield Classic 250 a cash grab or a real innovation?
09 January 2025 09:11
And I'm holding off judgment until I see the specs and price. If priced right and it performs well, it could be a game changer for RE.
Will the Royal Enfield Classic 250 cannibalise the sales of the 350 or create a new audience?
09 January 2025 09:11
It will definitely eat into the 350's sales, I think. It might even sway people on the fence about the 350 to go for the cheaper 250 instead.
Will the Royal Enfield Classic 250 cannibalise the sales of the 350 or create a new audience?
09 January 2025 09:11
Oh nah, it’ll bring in a whole new crowd. College students who can’t afford or handle the 350, but want the RE look.
Will the Royal Enfield Classic 250 cannibalise the sales of the 350 or create a new audience?
09 January 2025 09:11
It could even increase 350 sales. The 250 might be tested for a ride, and they’ll decide they want more power, so they’ll upgrade to the 350.
Will the Royal Enfield Classic 250 cannibalise the sales of the 350 or create a new audience?
09 January 2025 09:11
I’m concerned it will water down the RE brand. They don't do small bikes, they do thumpers. This could backfire.
Will the Royal Enfield Classic 250 cannibalise the sales of the 350 or create a new audience?
09 January 2025 09:11
It's a smart move. Now they are competing with the likes of Jawa and Yezdi. So, they have a direct competitor in that segment.
How does the Dark Gunmetal Grey Classic 350 perform in terms of fuel efficiency and maintenance costs?
14 September 2023 05:34
The Classic 350 series, including the Dark Gunmetal Grey variant, is known for its decent fuel efficiency and manageable maintenance costs, making it a practical choice for riders.
Is the Dark Gunmetal Grey Classic 350 known for any specific riding experience or characteristics?
14 September 2023 05:34
While the Royal Enfield Classic 350 Dark Gunmetal Grey version shares the same engine and platform as other Classic 350 models, its unique color scheme and aesthetics often appeal to riders looking for a distinctive and stylish riding experience.
How does the Dark Gunmetal Grey color fare in terms of maintenance and visibility on the road?
14 September 2023 05:27
Dark Gunmetal Grey is relatively easy to maintain, and its matte finish can hide minor imperfections.
Does the Royal Enfield Classic 350 Dark Gunmetal Grey version come with any special features or accessories?
14 September 2023 05:25
Depending on the specific model year and edition, the Royal Enfield Classic 350 Dark Gunmetal Grey variant may include unique styling elements or limited-edition accessories. It's advisable to check with the dealership for the latest features.
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