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Can the Royal Enfield Classic 350 S take you on long rides?

by @ashutosh.kumarover 1 year ago2 views7 answers
The Classic 350 S is loved by many riders for its retro looks and affordability, but the comfort on longer journeys is a frequent worry. Some owners report numbness in their wrists and hands after rides of 20+ km, others say they can cruise all day without issue. Riding posture, seat comfort, vibration levels, and individual physique all seem to be part of the mix. But not everyone agrees that the bike's comfort issues are in the bike's design or are fixable with modifications and proper technique. If you’re thinking about buying this for touring or for long rides, then you should know how comfortable it is and how limited it is.
Royal Enfield Classic 350 S
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Comments (7)

@shobhit-guover 1 year ago
Sitting on a brick is what the stock seat is like. For any serious riding, upgrade that first.
@monika-sinover 1 year ago
I have toured India on mine. It's not luxury, but it’s doable and it’s part of the experience.
@deepak-kumover 1 year ago
The real killer for me is the vibrations. Great for short trips, but exhausting on the highways.
@charan-sinalmost 2 years ago
I guess it depends on how big you are. At 6'2 I find it cramped on long rides.
@rana-arunalmost 2 years ago
If you add some mods like a better seat and handlebar risers, it’s comfortable enough.
@harish-kumalmost 2 years ago
After 50km my hands go numb, no way. It's a city bike at best.
@rajat-mancalmost 2 years ago
I’ve ridden my Classic 350 S 300km with no problems. It’s about getting the right posture and taking breaks.
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