Is the Royal Enfield Classic 350 really a highway friendly bike?
The popularity of the Classic 350 comes from its retro looks and laid back cruising style. Opinions, however, seem divided as to highway performance. Some riders swear by it's long ride ability, others find it struggling at higher speeds. The bike's 349cc engine is good for about 20 horsepower, not a lot for highway cruising. And on longer rides, comfort is also an issue, thanks to the bike's relatively basic suspension setup. There are safety features like ABS, but what’s it like to live with at 70 mph? What has been your experience for those who have taken their Classic 350 on highways? Is it really good enough for comfortable highway cruising, or is it better left to city streets and back roads?
I've been on highways on my Classic 350 enough. It definitely won’t be winning any races, but it cruises along nicely at 60 – 65 mph. You just need to set your expectations right – it’s not a sport bike, it’s a relaxed cruiser.
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Is the Royal Enfield Classic 350 really a highway friendly bike?
09 January 2025 09:20
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