Royal Enfield has been doing the rounds lately, introducing several new models in quick succession. The latest of their offerings is the Goan Classic 350 with ape hanger handlebars, whitewall tires, and tubeless spoke wheels. But some enthusiasts are excited about these new features, while some believe it is nothing but a Classic 350 with a few changes. The debate is over whether these changes are sufficient to warrant a new model, or should have been made available as customization options to the existing Classic 350. Also talked about is Royal Enfield's move to introduce multiple variants around a single model and how it dilutes the brand or just provides the consumers with more ooptions. Here, we attempt to address the community's thoughts on where would the Goan Classic 350 sit in Royal Enfield's lineup and what would be its value proposition to its potential buyers.