Royal Enfield, the iconic motorcycle manufacturer, is gearing up to launch the Bobber 350, its latest offering in the Indian motorcycle market. This bike promises to be a unique addition to the Royal Enfield lineup, combining a retro-inspired bobber style with the trusted performance and reliability of the Classic 350 platform.
Design:
TheRoyal Enfield Bobber 350 will sport a distinctive bobber-inspired design, characterized by a lowered stance and chopped rear fender.
This aesthetic is further accentuated by the single-sided pillion seat (with an easily detachable option for a solo rider look) and whitewall tires that add a touch of vintage flair.
While details regarding the final production model are still under tight wraps, leaked design patents offer valuable insights into what to expect. The bike is expected to share some design elements with the Classic 350, including the front fork, headlight assembly, and other body components.
Engine and Performance:
Under its stylish skin, the Bobber 350 will house the proven J-series 350cc single-cylinder engine, delivering a smooth 20.2 bhp and 27Nm of torque.
This reliable powerplant is paired with a 5-speed gearbox and is likely to be tuned for relaxed, comfortable cruising, aligning perfectly with the bobber ethos.RoyalEnfield may introduce subtle adjustments to the suspension setup to complement the Bobber 350’s unique style and riding dynamics.
Features:
While specifics on the Bobber 350’s feature list remain to be confirmed, it can safely assumed that it will inherit several features from the existing Classic 350.
This could include a digital instrument cluster, fuel gauge, and a twin exhaust setup that adds to its visual appeal and throaty exhaust note. Additional elements like LED lighting and possibly even a USB charger might find their way onto the bobber, enhancing rider convenience.
Pricingand Launch
The launch of the much- anticipated Royal Enfield Bobber 350 is imminent and is expected within the next two months.Price-wise, the Bobber 350 is likely to command a slight increase over the Classic, considering its distinctive styling, premium components, and unique character.
Industry estimates predict a starting range of Rs2.50lakhs to Rs3 lakhs (ex-showroom, Mumbai), which positions it competitively within a segment that is witnessing increasing interest in bobber-styled motorcycles.
With its blend of vintage-inspired aesthetics, reliable performance, and attractive pricing, the Bobber 350 is poised to capture the attention of riders looking for a unique motorcycle experience.
Its arrival marks an exciting development in Royal Enfield’s product portfolio and is likely to generate significant excitement among motorcycle enthusiasts in India and beyond