Is the Royal Enfield Shotgun 350 just a Classic 350 in different clothes?
It is a known fact that Royal Enfield used to create variations of their existing models with very minor changes. The Shotgun 350 seems to have a lot in common with the Classic 350, apart from the engine and design elements. This has sparked debate among motorcycle lovers whether the Shotgun 350 is actually a new model or only a restyled Classic 350. On one hand, some believe that the one of a kind bobber style elements and adaptive options differentiate this offering, but on the other, it is chalked up as a marketing tactic to pump out a new line of existing products. There is a discussion of brand identity, innovation in the motorcycle industry, and a value proposition for consumers.
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Comments (7)
@deepak-khuover 1 year ago
But it matters enough to be different. Just the riding position changes everything.
@sucheta-kuover 1 year ago
The Shotgun has that factory custom look. It’s for people who like the mod aesthetic, but don’t want to deal with it.
@shantanu-sover 1 year ago
It’s a parts bin special, let’s be real. But if it rides well, that’s not always a bad thing.
@harish-kumover 1 year ago
The Shotgun is more out of the box customizable. It is for riders who want to stand out.
@charu-jainover 1 year ago
They're smart; they're giving us options without reinventing the wheel. It's a win-win.
@anika-agraover 1 year ago
No, the Shotgun has its own vibe. That’s a whole different beast with those ape hangers and the bobber seat.
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