Royal Enfield Classic Signals 350 launched in India at Rs 1.61 lakh, gets dual-channel ABS as standard
The unprecedented response to the Royal Enfield Classic 500 Pegasus saw the motorcycle get sold out in a matter of seconds, and now Royal Enfield has launched the Classic Signals 350, priced at Rs 1.61 lakh (ex-showroom Pune). Just like its elder sibling, the Classic Signals 350 wears two new special paint scheme, getting a special shade of blue and brown this time, and is an ode to the defence services. Unlike the Classic 500 Pegasus that was a tribute to the troops that used Royal Enfield motorcycles during the World Wars, the 350 salutes the efforts of the Indian defence services though, particularly the Indian army that is known to widely use Royal Enfield motorcycles. Unlike the 500, the Classic signals 350 is not limited edition model but it is the first Royal Enfield motorcycle to get dual channel ABS.
The Classic Signals 350 looks very attractive thanks to its special paint job, especially the detailing on the motorcycle. It also gets canvas panniers, a version of the Indian tricolour and a serial number on the on the fuel tank to lend it an air of exclusivity. Mechanically the motorcycle is identical to the regular Classic 350 though and is powered by the same, 346cc, air-cooled single cylinder engine that offers 20PS and 28Nm which is mated to a five-speed gearbox. Royal Enfield has been creating special versions of its Classic 350 and Classic 500 over the past few years, as both motorcycles have been doing really well for the brand. The Classic 500 Pegasus and Classic Signals 350 though come just before the brand launches its all-new, twin-cylinder engined Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650.
The Royal Enfield Signals 350 comes with a number of optionable accessories. These include a flyscreen, leg guard. pannier rack and panniers. Each motorcycle gets a unique stencilled number on the tank, to tend it an air of exclusivity.
