at 61yo i had to give up my heavy Harley, for one of this Hunter 350. I had for 2 months now just love it, got some Amazon cheap mirrors for $40 No more shaky mirrors
It really seems like a fun bike. I agree with the personality comments too. Oh, I’m really liking the new camera views. Its really nice. Excellent work!
I really like the Royal Enfield 350's. However, I can't really see buying one at my age of 72 now. I know the fuel mileage would be nice but the bigger bikes that I now own get 52 mpg each and they are all paid for so it is still cheaper for me to operate them. They are all getting old like me but all will probably last longer than me. I have a 2003 Harley Sportster 883, a 1997 Honda PC800, and a 1980 Honda CB750F. I ride a lot of back roads in our rural area of NY state at really leisurely speeds but can easily go slow with my bigger bikes. But, nice bike Mike.
You should see one in realtime. They are retro themed bikes with modern touch. Sure if it was still made in England it would have emerged into something else by now. But hey, where' the fun in that. Royal Enfield is loving to cater to the world equally like it loves to cater to the domestic customer. It leaves a lot of profit on the table providing the bikes at a reasonavle rate for the domestic customer. And that is the reason why others get it in less price too. The owner of the company Mr. Siddhartha Lal has a heart that beats.
Yep I got this beautiful rebel blue bike 4 days ago. cheers!
RE has that unique character which makes it very different and unique from other bikes. And you are right RE has something that makes us attrack 🥰
at 61yo i had to give up my heavy Harley, for one of this Hunter 350. I had for 2 months now just love it, got some Amazon cheap mirrors for $40 No more shaky mirrors
Niceee, I’ll have to look into that thanks!
this is one of the honest description for this bike I've ever seen!😎
Great Channel and best regards from Germany!🇺🇲🇩🇪✌️
These are Definitely a Real Cool,Fun bike to ride No Matter what riding experience You have 😷👍
Exactly! This is a great addition to the fleet lol
@@pitbikemike # 4 for Me 😅👍
It really seems like a fun bike. I agree with the personality comments too. Oh, I’m really liking the new camera views. Its really nice. Excellent work!
Thanks! I’m trying out different views too see what really pops. Hard part is finding good mounting points for certain angles.
I really like the Royal Enfield 350's. However, I can't really see buying one at my age of 72 now. I know the fuel mileage would be nice but the bigger bikes that I now own get 52 mpg each and they are all paid for so it is still cheaper for me to operate them. They are all getting old like me but all will probably last longer than me. I have a 2003 Harley Sportster 883, a 1997 Honda PC800, and a 1980 Honda CB750F. I ride a lot of back roads in our rural area of NY state at really leisurely speeds but can easily go slow with my bigger bikes. But, nice bike Mike.
It does have a USB port, left side of the handle bar.
The Royal (Z)Enfields do seem to be rewarding to ride while being 'safe' to ride. I see one in my near future
usb port under left brake
Sir should we get in neutral directly from 2nd gear or should first get in 1st gear and then in neutral ?
I am really confused
I personally go first than into neutral, that seems to be the easiest way for this bike.
Doesn't matter.
I wouldn't have any faith in a machine made in India. RE not for me.
So I guess you dont like KTMs either? 😅
you need to give a chance to this machine, it will definitely change your mind. I'm Sure!
Bros racist
You should see one in realtime. They are retro themed bikes with modern touch. Sure if it was still made in England it would have emerged into something else by now. But hey, where' the fun in that. Royal Enfield is loving to cater to the world equally like it loves to cater to the domestic customer. It leaves a lot of profit on the table providing the bikes at a reasonavle rate for the domestic customer. And that is the reason why others get it in less price too. The owner of the company Mr. Siddhartha Lal has a heart that beats.
I am confused cos Indian products aren't particularly considered bad like Chinese ones. We usually believe in robustness and reliability