In recent years, Royal Enfield has improved greatly on both the build quality and reliability of their motorcycles. As one of their newest models, of course the Guerrilla 450 has been under scrutiny in this area. The obvious question on the minds of riders and enthusiasts is if the bike meets or even exceeds the quality standards set by recent successes such as the Meteor 350 and Hunter 350. So there are points of discussion of how components fit and finish, robustness of electrical systems, how switches and controls feel. Of course, long term durability is also a key concern, especially as the bike sports a more complex liquid cooled engine. The debate can also be compared to older Royal Enfield models and other brands’ motorcycles.