Just how bad are the vibrations on the Classic 500?
The Royal Enfield Classic 500 is notorious for its vibrations, particularly as speeds go up. Often the subject of debate among riders, this is either part of the bike’s charm or unbearable. Vibrations can be different in intensity for diverse reasons such as speed, road conditions and how the bike has been maintained by the rider. Some riders report numbness in their hands following long rides, others say they’ve found ways to reduce the problem. It vibrates most above certain speeds, 70-80 km/h. One aspect of the Classic 500 that always divides opinion is whether you prefer its raw, vintage feel or smoother, more modern riding.
If you accept the bike for what it is, they're not that bad. This is part of the Classic 500 experience!
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09 January 2025 09:47
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