My cousin happen to buy this bike last year when he sold his old Pulsar.
Royal Enfield has been cashing on the success of the Classic 350 cc since its launch. The bike was a hit and till date it by liked by Royal Enfield lovers. It has a retro look.
Mileage as per the specs was mentioned around 55 km/l, but it usually give around 35-37 km/l in the city which is okay for such capacity and traffic the city.
Comfort wise it is okay, it usually comes with one seat, and there is an option of getting second seat attached, it is not a single long seat. The weight of the bike is much, I was not able to handle it when tried to take a ride.
With broad tyres, the grip on the road is good.
With Royal Enfield, the product is always reliable. In my immediate family(cousins), there are 03 Classic 350, with different colors.
With the retro looks there is a big appeal with most of the age groups, especially who love to ride a super engine and a manly-looking bike.
There are few features which the youngster s will surely miss like no fuel gauge, speedometer is analogue(not digital), there is no tachometer etc. With a retro looking bike, you will miss these features.