We can all be honest about most Bullet owners are in it for the image. More than actually riding, they like the idea of being a 'biker'. All kinds of bikes can be appreciated by real bikers and they don’t need a specific brand to prove their love for bikes.

The lack of modern features is what I adore about the Bullet 250 for me. It’s a raw, pure riding experience. It’s you, the bike and just the road with no fancy electronics or rider aids. Motorcycling at its most basic.

I've ridden mine in all kinds of traffic, and while it’s more attentive and requires more planning, it’s doable. The main thing to do is ride defensively, and know what’s going on around you. In actuality, it’s made me a better rider all round.

If you like to tinker, it’s definitely a rewarding hobby. Everyone should know how to fix their bike, there's something satisfying about knowing every part of your bike and being able to fix it yourself. Plus, it’s a great way to bond with your machine.

No way, man. The Bullet 250 is a relic. It’s like trying to play with a rotary phone in the age of smartphones. New bikes are more fuel efficient, and safer and perform better. But nostalgia can only get you so far when you’re broken down on the side of the road.