Royal Enfield Bullet 350

Royal Enfield Bullet 350 vs. Competition

• Harley-Davidson Fat Boy vs. Royal Enfield Bullet 350

  Technically speaking, Harley-Davidson Fat boy is fat and that's the reason why such a name has been derived. So, this Fat Boy has been brought with unique design elements, with doses of chrome. It is available in a wide range of technologically advanced features too.

  First, there's the wide FLH-style handlebar, custom metal fenders, a textured leather seat insert, shotgun-style exhaust system, and more. It gets powered by the engine of Twin Cam 103 1690cc. Its engine produces a decent amount of power, and surprisingly, it's the highway cruiser. So, one must not try & tame it by riding inside the city.

  Now, coming to the comparison of Royal Enfield Bullet verses Harley Davidson Fat Boy! Considering their prices, due to the high-end features, it is noteworthy to mention that Harley Davidson is a luxurious beast. In a country like India where Enfield Bullets have acquired prominent reputation amongst riders, Royal Enfield Bullet 350 is a cost-effective variant. Considering both the variants, both have riding importance in equal measures.

  When you compare the two beasts, you will see how Royal Enfield wins the bet. And the kudos go to its cost-effectiveness, especially in the Indian market shelves. If you want to make the complete comparison, Enfield 350 is a real winner due to multiple factors, including affordability, mileage, etc.

• Bajaj Avenger Cruise 220 Royal Enfield Bullet 350

  From the world of Avengers, Avenger Cruise 220 is pegged with a price of a whopping Rs. 1.2 Lakhs. It's a cruiser bike available in just one variant & two colours. The bike weighs around 163 kg, and it comprises a fuel tank of around 13 litres. In comparison with the Enfield Bullet 350, it features a lighter weight engine.

  Now coming to it being the flagship cruiser motorcycle! It is a known fact that the Cruise 220 complies with the most emission norms. And much to the knowledge of fans, the styling of Avenger Cruise 220 BS6 just continues to feature the cruiser motorcycle design having low-slung saddle, windscreen at its front, rear-swept handlebar, and lastly a long wheelbase.

  The hardware on the model remains unchanged from BS4 motorcycle. Hence, its shock absorption duty gets handled by the telescopic forks having the double anti-friction bush besides the five-step twin springs that is adjustable. Its anchoring power is from the 280mm disc and the130mm drum brake at its rear. Considering the safety net, it includes the single-channel ABS. When you compare it with Royal Enfield Bullet 350, it is unsurprisingly that Royal Enfield wins the bet considering several parameters.

  First things first, Royal Enfield and Bullet 350 happen to be the entry level bikes. Calling them one of the oldest bikes on sale in India is clearly not an exaggeration. After all, it has several retro styling elements that harkens back to the humble roots and retro styled analogue speedometer.

  The key slot on its console just adds to achieving the finesse on this particular bike. It gets powered by the air-cooled 346cc single-cylinder 4 stroke engine that churns out 19.8bhp. As a matter of fact, it weighs in at 183kg. Considering the price of such bikes, this one happens to be the cheapest Enfield bike in a country like India. And in Indian market shelves, this bike is just a clear winner.

• Honda Gold Wing Royal Enfield Bullet 350

  While both the bikes have received critical acclaim ever since the launch date, there are reasons riding enthusiasts are more fanatic about the appeal and design philosophy of Royal Enfield Bullet 350. There's no denying the fact that Honda Gold Wing developers have incorporated pure sophisticated elements into the styling of the beast. But the classic look of Enfield Bullet 350 wins the bet.

  The fact that Enfield's Bullet 350 has managed to build its own statement is enough to justify the prominence of its design over its competitor. To compare these two beasts on numerous parameters, let's get started. First things first, when it is about fuel efficiency, the Gold Wing engine's base model returns with the 14 Km/l, whereas the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 has 45 Km/l mileage capacity.

  Considering their powertrain department, the Honda Gold Wing gets the bhp Petrol engine, while the Bullet 350 returns bhp Petrol engine. When you talk about their kerb weight, Bullets are always weighty. But with Enfield Bullet 350, you get a lightweight experience in comparison to its rival. While it measures 183 kg of weight, Honda Gold Wing weighs a whopping 350 kg. Besides the fact that it has one gear less than Wing (6 gears), it clearly wins the bet! Features that accompany its victory are mainly mileage, wheel size, cooling system, and more.