Key highlights
- Royal Enfield Classic 350 Signature White colour launched
- Features white fuel tank and side panels, spoked rims
- Placed alongside the Emerald variant at Rs 2.23 lakh
If you love retro bikes, and especially the Royal Enfield Classic 350, then the brand has good news. The Classic 350 has been updated with a new Signature White dual-tone colour option, which adds more retro charm to the Classic 250’s persona.
Royal Enfield Classic 350 Signature White: Price, specs, features
The new Signature White colour option is now available for the Classic 350 nationwide for Rs 2.23 lakh (ex-showroom). This new colour option has been positioned alongside the Emerald Green colour, which is the range-topping version of the Classic 350.
The Signature White colour adds a beautiful mix of white on the fuel tank, side fuse box, and side panels, while the headlamp cowl, front suspension covers, front mudguard, and rear fender are all painted in a contrasting black colour. To top it off, the bike comes with a black seat cover that has white stitching. Meanwhile, the fuel tank features the Royal Enfield badge and a clean stripe that merges into ‘Classic’ lettering on both sides of the fuel tank.
The Signature White colour comes with chrome mirrors, chrome-plated engine casing, chrome exhaust, and chrome spoke rims with tubeless tyres. Although customers can opt for alloy wheels as an optional accessory, this specific variant looks cool with the spoked rims.
Apart from the visual change, the Signature White colour is identical to the Emerald Green variant. The bike is powered by the 349cc J-series single-cylinder air-cooled engine that makes 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm. It is paired with a 5-speed gearbox and gets dual-channel ABS and disc brakes as standard.
With that said, the Signature White Classic 350 will cost you Rs 4,850 more than the Stealth Black and Gun Grey variants. These variants add alloy wheels and a blacked-out styling to the Classic 350, which contrasts with the retro charm of the Signature White colour.
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