Long Term Review | Royal Enfield Classic 350 | The Pure Essence of this Modern Classic Motorcycle.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2023
- We've had the Royal Enfield Classic 350 for a few months, and in this final review video, The Ol' Man gives you his final conclusions and summary of this modern classic motorcycle, having lived with it for some time, and ridden it on all sorts of roads, from motorways (freeways) to country lanes, and even along a dirt track! This motorcycle is not owned by us, but has been kindly lent to us by Royal Enfield for a long-term review. It is going back soon and we will be swapping it with the Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650!
We address the main concern people have expressed when considering this bike; namely power.
Engine, styling, design, seating position, observations, good points and bad.
Is this the motorbike for YOU? Hopefully this interesting summary will help you to decide.
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Well thanks to your excellent reviews, I took the plunge and bought myself a stealth dark. So thanks for all your help.
I suggesting u to buy royal enfield BS3 MODEL .which is a classic machine sound everything .
Bs6 missed all of these
are you liking it?
did you get it? are you liking it? @@Richieaprille
Sorry guys.
Yep I bought a stealth.Fitted Dna filter/de cat pipe/ seat springs.
Sadly, I've had a seizure and not been able to ride it yet. Jan 3rd is D day if not had another one.
Build quality is great. I'm hooked.
It was thanks to these guys I bought it.
We hope you will be riding it soon 👍🏼
It's a perfect gentleman's motorcycle that never gets old... Simple mechanism, simple tech♥️
Lol it’s more like Fools gold
And as they say there’s no fool like an old fool . Pin that Mr.Darcy .
@@rammohan1991 you do know that you are embarassing yourself right ?
@@jvgjnhhnvgb3477 not really , I thought it was your mother .
@@rammohan1991 shut it broke boi talk when you own a bike
In India riders take this bike on 4000kms (2500 mile) ride from Southern most tip of Kanyakumari upto Leh in Himalayas. It is considered to be the baptism of the rider and the bike.
Well explained
Fabulous! 👌🏼
They don't ride they transport the vehicle. This bike does not have that kind of quality. All kind of nonsense to promote the bike. This is a cheap bike that is not reliable. With a clunky gearbox that makes all kinds of noise while shifting to the tappet noise from engine after 3 months of usage . This is nothing but a cheap quality machine
@@carltondaniel8966 You clearly live in the past.
@@carltondaniel8966nah bro the bike you are describing is from 10-15 years old
I love my RE Classic 350. I don’t care about speed or over taking other vehicles. Just cruising along at speeds of 35 - 50 MPH is so relaxing. I absolutely love it!
It's a Royal Enfield, designed to go on any road in India, which basically means it can go on any road in the world. Takes you back to a time when Firemen still wore brass helmets, police men wore pointy helmets, and milkmen delivered the milk in glass bottles. Charming, rugged and reliable. 👍
Beautifully put
I still get my milk delivered in a glass bottle in Padiham, Lancashire. Sadly I am too old at 80 3:47 to begin riding a motorcycle but I love the whole mystique and history of Royal Enfield.
Pity you said that. I am contemplating a purchase and i am 80 and in Thailand. Wife may be a problem but she is Thai so maybe not@christophermckie1485
Bang on OM
You've had it for more than just the usual once round the houses review .
So we value your opinon highly.
Just finished running my classic in .
Purrs like a long stroke kitten.
Im 6ft.1" and 13.5 stone (85 kg) find it spot on .
Did 100 miles non stop around Suffolk the other day .
7 quid on fuel.
Felt better and more comfortable than my previous Kawasaki Vulcan VN900 Custom Special
Agreed if you want a performance bike dont touch these bikes with a barge pole
But If you want relaxed riding with character and soul in your bike , in my opinion you cant get better than these little Enfield 350s.
All at a bargain basement price, but not bargain basement quality .
They are built better than many machines costing 3 times the price .
Love the return to basic pure biking .
Been in India for the past 6 months and I noticed that this bike was everywhere, and I thought the styling on some of them was awesome. I ended up having a go on one and thought it felt great to ride. I did a load of research and ended up finding your channel and have watched each of your videos on this bike. I have now ordered one and its waiting for me when I get back to the UK in September.
This bike is an absolute gem 💎. I love it. I've sold my big Pan European and bought a halcyon green Classic 350. Now I have this idiotic grin 😁 from ear to ear every time I go out for a ride. And I am also a tall man - 188cm. I may look weird on the RE, but I don't care. I care about the way I feel. And it feels great.
I have a Royal Enfield classic from the 80s. Still works great for me. This is a gentleman’s bike. No fuss, no bling, just a plain, simple, rugged, well engineered machine. It suits my personality.
Your the main reason I have recently purchased one and hopefully receive fairly soon. Thank you sir and yes nailed it about what this bike is all about. Enjoy your content. Muchas gracias 👍
+1 here. Halcyon Black on the way from India as we speak.
I've had mine for a year now and absolutely love it.
we use Enfield in India For Everything, from enjoying Offroads in Himalayas, to urban use, to Highway transit from state to state.
I fell in love with this bike whilst visiting India earlier this year. We had 3 adults on it, riding up a steep mountain and did the job just fine, albeit slowly.
BTW, Cool is riding the bike you want, wearing the clothes you want and not giving a damn what other people think.
My first bike, thanks to you and Freddie Dobbs. Great bike.
I regularly do a 200 mile commute on my classic... she is FLAT OUT the whole way on motorways for 95% of the journey, sometimes bouncing off of the limiter.... and she doesn't care. Doesn't skip a beat. She just keeps on going, and she has been doing this for over and year and many thousands of miles...
She also wanders down country lanes and people talk to me every time I park up.
I've had fireblades, harleys, two stroke race reps, classic vespas, BMW tourers, off roaders and muscle bikes... but the Enfield has such a strong and well deserved place in my heart.
Well,any Japanese bike will do the long miles with no issue,my 2020 AT has 55000 miles on the dash so far,still running like new and I also do the 100/200 miles commute regularly.
A Manly Man doing a review for a real Man's bike.
I have a Royal enfield bullet 350 in my house, its almost 50 years old, still working without any issues, truly things were built to last in the past.
I’ve had my Classic 350 for close to two months now and I absolutely love it. Everyone loves how the bike looks. I have no plans for getting a different bike. This is a keeper.
The Indians took an old design updated it over the years while preserving the simplicity and reliability . Why couldn't England do that ?
Before I bought my Classic 500, I had a 131 HP BMW. It had all the bells and whistles and was perfect. And that made it so unbelievably boring. So boring, that I lost all interest in riding at all. Then, on a whim, I bought the Classic 500. Instantly, my love for riding was back. She's far from perfect and vibrates a lot. But that makes her so much fun! Two years later I added a Kawasaki W800 to my collection. I love both bikes and ride them as much as I can. Hardly any electronics, just pure riding and they both take you anywhere. Totally in love 🙂
❤
We have a classic 500 and the bmw love re
I'm a former two times Irish and three times Ulster road race champion, Manx GP team award winner with a thirty year amateur racing career. I raced everything from 125 to superbikes so as to your question of is 20 horsepower enough.. Well let me tell you that it is. I have the 350 Supernova which share the same engine and now as a 58 year old man I simply couldn't be arsed doing 4 million mph now.. I just love farting about the back roads hearing the charming little engine banging it's heart out..
My adrenaline gland has been rung dry and I'm quite happy about that😂😂
I've followed closely your interactions with the Royal Enfield Classic 350 because I was convinced it was the "exploration tool" that I wanted. I had test rode the Triumph Bonneville and Street Twin, motorcycles that I've coveted for a long time, and just had to acknowledge it was not the understated machine I was after.
My plans to purchase a Classic 350 was interrupted by serendipity when the mechanic doing the annual safety inspection of the Himalayan told me she was selling her 2001 Kawasaki W650. That bike was exactly what I was after in terms of ride, simplicity, styling, and understated power. Something I'm certain from your descriptions the Classic 350 would deliver.
So after a few miles of test ride the W650 was bought. It seems a close cousin of the 350 with just a bit more power.
I love your reviews. Thank you for sharing them. I hope the warmer weather of Spain doesn't adversely affect your creative leanings!
The Kawasaki W is a true gem 👌🏼
Thanks for your good reviews. I’m 66 years old and 5’ 8” tall, your review of the classic has made my mind up, I’m getting one.
I've had mine since April and it's excellent 👍. Coming from a T100 I was prepared to be underwhelmed but was extremely surprised. Plenty of comfy space for a pillion (we ride two-up 90% of the time). Certainly in the UK where there's a war on the motorist - it's perfect. We enjoy 40/50/60 mph these days and it's such an easy bike to ride that you get to enjoy the scenery. Some have said it's "dangerously slow" which is a ridiculous statement as it keeps up with most traffic, most of the time. Obviously there are occasions where I'd normally go for an overtake but you have to pick your fights a bit more intelligently. £52 road tax, £100 insurance and 100 mpg it's cheap to run. Meant to be easy to work on, diy servicing is simple (tappets are screwdriver and locknut). Service intervals are 6000 miles (or annually) after the first 300 like service 😊
You looked like Tin Tin with Snowy following along there 👍🇦🇺
This bike is made for enjoy the journey not for speed. I have this bike in India and i love and enjoy rides on this bike.
When I see Mr Darcy & The Ol' Man release a video I have to drop everything and get a cuppa. Time to relax and enjoy youtube. You guys are the best. Much love and respect.
Thanks very much indeed 👍🏼
In India, the thrill of riding a Royal Enfield 350 unfolds in a 2410-mile journey from Kerala's lush south to Ladakh's majestic north. Enthusiasts, captivated by their first love for this iconic bike, embark on a legendary adventure, where the spirit of exploration meets the heartbeat of Royal Enfield. It's an unforgettable ride through diverse landscapes, inviting foreign adventurers to experience the excitement of this epic expedition.
Thanks to your review of this bike, I bought one, and I couldn’t be happier 👍 I’m riding motorcycles for 35 years now, have had many many bikes, still have big bikes like the KTM 1290 super Adventure, and this Royal Classic 350 is really pure riding....going back to the roots! Love it! Thanks
Forget the bike, where are you filming this? That house and the surrounding area looks like it came straight from a fantasy novel.
I just made a similar comment. What IS this place and can I go there? Stunningly beautiful.
Yes it's a legend of a bike in India. All Indians even though they might not like it but respect it because of the way it works. It has been given a new lease of life with the new motor and few tweaks. I just adore it and may buy it if I can afford it. Love your videos very honest, old school and very appropriate comments on the product you review. Hope we can revive old classics like triumph and BSA like this Royal Enfield. Thank you.❤🙏
Had mine for a summer now and I really like it. It's perfect for the day trips without a destination. Mostly I use it to roam around the small roads, both tarmac and gravel, where 80km/h is about as fast as you'd like to go anyway. Small, easy to maneuver, reasonable clearance, an engine that just won't cut out even if you get close to 0rpm, maintenance that can be easily sorted at home without special equipment, cheap extra, extremely good looks, etc.... It is a bike that becomes what you make it into. As long as you can accept it's not a speed demon, you WILL love this bike.
Someone's looking pretty good, the short beard looks fantastic, your looking like a candidate for the next James Bond
I've just got back from a four day tour of the Isle of Wight, starting from Milton Keynes. Fully loaded with camping gear and a 15 stone rider. No problems, really comfy, sounds amazing. Can't wait to do it again. Don't be put of by the hp, it really doesn't feel under powered.
I just completed a 3000klm journey from Sydney to Barossa Valley and return, I'm 72yrs old I'm 173 cms and weigh just under 78kgs, my only modification is a DNA air filter it will cruise all day at 100 kms/hr all day, is very comfortable, nothing better to put a smile on your face, I've had mine for 18 months, Highly recommended.
Thank you for all the review videos, you've done on this bike. I've watched them all and they were the best ones, I've seen on TH-cam. I fell in love with that bike, the moment I've seen it. The look of the Classic 350 is awesome and after watching your videos, I know, it's the perfect bike for me. I'm 50 now. I don't have to prove anything, like speeding on the "Autobahn". I just want to ride those countryroads and "burble along", as you often say(I love that expression). It's the perfect bike to have fun, without getting into trouble. I want the Classic 350 and I'ill get one. Not this year, but definitely next year. I wish you all the best for your migration to spain and I'm waiting to see more high quality videos from you on TH-cam.
Living in a city near the mountains with little highways, this exact bike and colorway btw is juat perfect. I am so in love with this bike from it's simple design to its godly functionality. It's just superb.
Here I am in the States with a Speed Twin 1200 wanting a 350 Royal Enfield after watching this 😂. There is something charming about smaller displacement bikes.
Phenomenal colour scheme.
The bike looks like it could be on the roads or in a museaum simultaneously, which is what makes it so unique.
Most highways in India are limited to 80/100kmph (Expressway @120-140kmph but motorcycles are not allowed on those.
So this is practically a brilliant machine that can do every single job and people in India have been riding these classics to Ladakh from all parts of country, even South of India, which is what 3569+ kilometres.😅
Gppd looking motorcycle, in my opinion, (I"m 5 ft 9). I used to have a Triumph Bonneville T100, and I miss that machine now I am almost 70. Love your video's.
I'm 74 next week and still riding my Classic 350 and R1250RT - what are you waiting for? 😎😎
20 hp not enough? If he had the time and money, he would take this motorcycle for a trip around the world. The ancient Mongols traveled from ocean to ocean in a couple of weeks with one horse. It may not be the fastest motorcycle, but it can still achieve a very reasonable average speed with excellent range, good mobility and passability. When I think about it, if I could choose only one motorcycle in the world, it would definitely be a single-cylinder classic, probably the Royal Enfield Classic 350
bruh 20 hp is not enough let's just accept that also you can't compare living creatures with actual machines
😂😂😂😂@@ajaymandal8314 thump up👍👍
I’ve own the continental 650Gt for abt 7 months now. All I could say is, it’s the best bike for money I’ve owned. I rarely get on my Harleys these days because of this bike. Like he said, fantastic on the B-roads. And when I’m on the highway, I could easily cruise at 130kmh per hour. It’s light, simple, and stylish. Bye bye Harley, hello to Royal Enfield
I bought a GB grey. as a plumber I was torn between the brass and chrome and GB, side by side no contest for me. GB was my life. I've only had her 2 week, she's been in for her 800klm service and I've had more pics taken of her than my 1966 Heinkel tourist, which I've had for 12 years. ppl genuinely thing is an original refurbished. Taking her off to Spain next summer. Bilbao to Caceres, Caceres to Barca and then back to Ireland through France. Cant wait.
I bought mine in the same color on looks alone. I like all kinds of food, but discovered lately that I can’t stand truffles. Tastes like poo to me, and this really surprised me. I love to try new foods, and usually enjoy them. So, when I bought my Classic 350, I hadn’t never ridden it, but have had dozens of motorcycles from 50-900cc, so I got on it for my 50 miles ride home from the dealership and I was so surprised that I absolutely loved it. So I named it Truffle.
Your reviews are very enjoyable and trustworthy. My favorite. You sound sincere- and I agree.This is one of few purely great motorcycles made. Just a little more top power would be the cherry on top of a pile of cherries. Best wishes to Darcy, wife, and animals.
Bo
Orlando, Florida
Love your work mate. 2 people influenced me in making my choice of buying my classic 350 signals desert sand. You and Stuart Fillingham. Best purchase ever. Passed my test at the end of April. Bought my classic on the same day. 3 months later and 1800 miles. Every yard a joy! Thank you so much mate. Jez.
Awesome great to hear 👍🏼
Congratulations on passing your bike test , it's a great feeling , I hope you have a long and happy Motorcycling career, stay safe shiny side up .😊
Been riding for 50 years Jez.
Wish I had made as good a choice as you Jez when I started out.
These little 350s are truely bloody good bikes and if you want to know what 1960s riding was like.
You've got it encapsulated in your bike.
Enjoy your bike Jez
Lee the wrinkly rider
@@Lee-70ish Cheers Lee! I so wish I started riding years ago but then these new RE 's weren't around until very recently. Maybe I saved my self alot of grief and money. 😄 I've never had so much fun and the amount of people who comment on how great my bike looks is unreal. Cheers mate.
Or wait for the Classic 650 😊
Three months with mine in black. No issues, no complaints. It's great
You are living in a heaven like place, what a beautiful scenario
English countryside is so picturesque
I think your the perfect man to advertise the bullet, kind of like the cowboy for Marlboro
Right!
I've had my classic 350 signals for about 8 months. I've customised it and it's bloody amazing! I love it! This video helped me make up my mind to buy one. Brilliant! 👍😄😊
Great to hear 👍🏼
I have a 40 year old bullet ..rough as a bears bum ...but still going and still will be going in another 40 years 😅.
I own a RE himalayan. To me RE is special because it's an appreciate of the simple things. In a world where everything is overhype, big power, sexy, it's nice to see a company where little things like the joy of riding being the focus.
A chill bike, not a honkey chonkey but definitely one of the best looking bikes out there. Nice for everyday commute and chill rides through countryside.
I'm currently in Italy on holiday and everywhere I look it's low capacity bikes. I've owned big bikes like the zzr1400 , big touring bikes and sports bikes. My favorite and will never sell my 350 classic. My Triumph 1200 thruxton r didn't get as much attention!! That bike has such a clunky gearbox, so much so going into first I used to cringe same into 3rd. That little Enfield is so well made , old school technology and amazing paint finish. Don't knock it till you try it! Great review as always. Last thoughts! Ask yourself what you use your bike for, if you only do one or two long trips a year do you need that big heavy GS. Every day transport or trip round the lanes stopping at the pub for one or popping to the shop with your panniers this little bike provides more smile's per gallon. 😊👌
fell in love a first sight. a true gem. i ride it every day at least 2-3 hours just because i can. benelli made a decent attempt, but RE totally nailed it. thanks ol' man!
Twenty years old at the time and saving up for a license and a bike. Wonderful review, very calm and clear!
Greetings from Germany
Many thanks and good luck for when you take your license 👍🏼
In India we prefer royal Enfield over any bike for long way journeys and they last long... Even 10 or 15 years old royal Enfield works fine
Generally tall people above 185cm shall always have problems sitting comfortably on anything with just 2 wheels.
To má te pravdu, ale co se pohodlí týče je jedním z těch lepších i pro jízdy ve dvou. Je dostatek místa jen ten výkon by mohl být trochu větší. Jinak že mě pohodlný motocykl
My dad had a similar mini Bullet in non metallic color, back in the 90’s when I was still in my early teens, which he had bought with his first paycheck back in ‘75, when he was a young gun and that mini Bullet was my first bike too. It was called a Crusader, it was a 175cc single pod and it has been long discontinued (probably from the early 90’s onwards). Yeah so Bullets are built like a tank, they’ve served in the Indian military, special forces, coast guard, border security force and in the police force of all the states in India and for multiple decades. No wonder it’s been upgraded to withstand most types of terrain. It’s an easy going commuter bike with an exhaust note that sounds like heartbeat, especially when someone’s in love.
Honest review appreciate that. I have taken this road to the Himalayas trust me it is a life saver, and gave me best memories.
What an amazing, clear and satisfying review! Your voice and audio is ASMR quality
Wow, thank you!
my dad had this when i was 3 year old,...i used to ride this as a 11 year old kid,.. even school kids can ride this,.. suggest you to fix mud guard flaps,... made of rubber sheets/ you could cut small rubber rectangles from car tubes/ any thick rubber sheets,.. fix on mudguards,... so water, mud does not splash under the engines,... riders legs, shoes. from the rear wheel , to the rider's rear,... on wet roads,.
That is the most reliable & simple machine... which looks pretty handsome also 👍🏻
Have mine (red/chrome) for two weeks now and I can honestly say I'm completely in love with it. There is something magical about the looks of this bike, and like you said in the beginning of the video, it's a bike for "take your time getting there" people. Its natural habitat are the back roads, 50km/h is the speed, and the soundtrack is nothing more than the wind and the "thump" of the engine.
Heyy, I have that Chrome Red too and I can't disagree with you 😊 It's been 10 days now and more I ride the more I'm falling, falling in love with Royal Enfield Classic 350😊
just did a 1000 km trip with italy-germany
bike totaly fine even un tge autobhan
The thing is, really, with a royal Enfield "not managing more than 60 mph" is that 60 mph is nearly a 100 kph (it's 96 to be exact). You're never going to get _near_ that on an Indian road, ever. Either the road is too bumpy, or there's too much traffic, or it's both.
As a lover of classic style bikes, the Classic 350 ticks all the boxes for me. Beautiful to look at and perfect for exploring the B roads and not trying to set land speed records. Thanks for the final word review. Love that bike. Cheers. Dan 🏍✌️🇨🇦
I have convinced my friend to get this bike as his first ever bike, to enter the realm of motorcycling. He is very happy about it. Great bike for newbies and not only.
I have the Meteor 350 and it’s the best bike I’ve owned for our usability and ease of riding . Love the look of the Classic as well!
Rolling on a Fireball Yellow... Concur... Marvelous bike..
10,000 km done zero issues... 🎉
It makes a cracking touring bike as well.
I've just done 650 miles on it this week.
I went from Edinburgh to Waternish on the Isle of Skye, then across the width of Scotland to Montrose, then home again.
It took everything and every road in its stride.
I'll be posting up some videos of my journey very soon. 👍
excellent reviews, i love how you pointed that some people hooks on power figures and often overlooked how it's power delivered on the road.
I am really impressed with this video. You have put your case over brilliantly. I may not always agree with what you say but you have sold me enough to go and have a test ride. Thank you for being so passionate. I hope it sounds better in the flesh! 👍
Now this is one of the best real life review of classic 350.. 👌🏻
Thanks for reminding me why I first fell in love with motorcycles as a kid ‘ my older brother riding The tiger 650 triumph clean n classic. Love the 350 classic with chrome n brown !!!
The Ol’ Man looking as clean and classy as his rides. I picked up the Signals 350 as a first bike and couldn’t be happier, thanks for your hard work and attention to detail.
Perfect bike! I got one and after 30 years of riding various motorcycles, I can honestly say that this is the bike that makes me really happy.
Form follows function, it's a stunning bike a piece of history, yet newly made.
It's a shame the world has turned it's back on a simpler time.
Awesome as well as balanced presentation of a beautiful bike 👍
Thanks for your continued efforts, Ol'Man 🙏
Royal Enfield has always made versatile machines. I have a 1960s bullet that was passed down by grandfather. Still better than the newer models.
Really enjoyed the video and have to say your audio quality of the bike is definitely the best out there. I've recently bought an interceptor and absolutely love it. Would consider getting a classic at some point as well.
One of the best reviews I have seen !!
I have the Halcyon Grey ( Baby Blue ) , I’ve ridden since 1971ish and I absolutely love mine , now that it’s broke in well , it has no problem on all the two lane highways here in Montana . If your reading comments and considering one of these I can’t encourage you more ! Get One ❤ & your welcome . 😂
The video is classic as the bike. Love from India.
Thanks! 🙌🏻
in my life I have had powerful motorbikes, such as Yamaha R1, Kawasaki 900, Ducati, then I stopped for a few years, I thought about returning to the world of two wheels and starting again with a quiet motorbike, I bought myself a Meteor 350, and I really amused, then I thought about increasing the displacement, and I bought a super meteor 650, you won't believe me, but I returned it the next day, and I got my Meteor 350 back, this engine has something magical, racing no longer makes sense for me, watching the views exploring those mountain roads, with the meteor or the classic, you can do it without risking too much, now I'm thinking of taking the Classic 350 too, I really like its style, I wanted to congratulate you on your video, your Classic is splendid!
Wow, Royal Enfield suits your personality.
It’s a beautiful machine. They made them perfectly back in the 40s to the 60s. I’m thinking of getting one.
Feels really great watching Ol man with Ol men's Bike .
Regards from India , Sir !
Man you look amazing on it! Two beastly gentleman!! Such personality!
Here you go tempting me again ...all the best...Chris 🇨🇦
Good summary right there...and I couldn't agree more! Royal Enfield have bought the core of motorcycling back . Wonderful machines : )
Ur reviews are so relaxing & accurate..truly trustworthy and btw nice location
My old AJS has about 20 HP and it os enough for 95%+ of what I want to do. You were exactly right about knowing what sort of rider you are, just as you were right about design taking account of what the machine is intended to do (something which has been neglected too often during the last 50 years). Good, balanced review.
It's a lovely review, sir. Nothing beats an old man talking about a classic-looking bike. I have subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!
I like your presentation style….you talk about practicalities, a purpose to the needs and things how it should be done…. I am a fan of these Royal Enfields and veteran motorcycles and cars….these are timeless preciosities.
These Royal Enfield bikes can run till the end of world 🌍
Love From India ❤
Great review! Isn’t a giant riding a bike cool? Your observations about modern design are spot on. It is great to see function and form, not just form!
The motorcycle season was hampered by bad weather - there is a saying around here: ”Summer is the best day of the year. ”
Drove it almost 1,24,274 miles and yet feels good so I can get on it.
Exploring on a light bike yes, the small streets and other small roads stoping for a Coffee/Beer on a nice day is the perfect way to roll , I have an Indian scout and wouldn’t mind this as a second bike
Thoroughly enjoy your channel and your videos, you're always providing great footage, honest opinions, beautiful scenery, but most of all, truth! Glad I subscribed to your channel. Cheers from Texas! Can't go wrong with a Royal Enfield!
Thank you very much!
I just recently finished a 10 day long motorcycle trip through Oregon on mine! Definitely off-road capable and reliable. I spent most nights in the woods in places I daresay some adventure riders probably wouldn't go.