The Royal Enfield Meteor 350 is generally considered better than the Classic 350 for several reasons. Both bikes share the same 349cc, single-cylinder air/oil-cooled engine and 5-speed gearbox, but the Meteor 350 is quicker and more responsive, with a 0-60 km/h time of around 5.2 seconds compared to the Classic 350's 5.7 seconds. The Meteor 350 also offers a more relaxed and cruiser-like riding posture, thanks to its lower seat height, forward-set footpegs, and wider handlebars, making it more comfortable for long rides. Additionally, the Meteor 350 has better handling and cornering capabilities, with a more fluid transition and better feel, especially on highways. It also features dual-channel ABS, a larger 15-liter fuel tank, and more convenient features like GPS and navigation. While the Classic 350 retains its traditional and raw appeal, the Meteor 350 is more polished and better suited for both daily commuting and long highway jaunts[5).