In recent years, the Indian motorcycle market has seen a lot of change with influx of modern technologically advanced bikes across different segments. Evolution has had people discussing the relevance of more traditional models like the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 ES. The Bullet has a strong heritage and a loyal fan base, but it's also argued that it's becoming old in an increasingly feature rich market that demands fuel injection, ABS and digital displays. Some say the Bullet's simplicity, its classic design, is its strength, and provides a riding experience that modern bikes can't replicate. And while it's a debate that often deals with issues of tradition versus progress, the worth of brand heritage, and whether there's really a large demand for bikes that put riding first and technology second, it's also a debate that's very, very interesting.