The Royal Enfield Meteor 350, with its engine which isn’t as modern as the ones used by other bikes in the 350-400cc segment, is constantly compared to other bikes. Now, the comparison begs the question of how the Meteor fares in real world riding. The Meteor, however, is lauded for its low end torque and relaxed cruising ability but some riders say it doesn’t have the power and refinement of its more modern competition. These include acceleration, top speed, and fuel efficiency, as well as overall engine characteristics. And there’s also debate surrounding how the Meteor’s performance translates to different riding scenarios, such as city traffic, highway cruising or twisty back roads. Does the Meteor redeem any performance deficits with its classic appeal and riding experience or is …