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A maroon Royal Enfield motorcycle with a tan seat parked on a road beside a grassy lakeside park

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Royal Enfield Classic 350

For the long rides south. Heavier than it looks — not a first bike.

Long rides southExperienced ridersGhats day tripsRiding two-up

Starting from

₹1,200per day

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₹5,000 refundable deposit, collected at handover and returned at the end.

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What comes with it

  • Two helmets
  • Basic tool kit

Please note

  • Motorcycle licence required, not a scooter licence

About the Royal Enfield Classic 350

The Royal Enfield Classic 350 is a retro-styled single-cylinder motorcycle. The current model is built on Royal Enfield's J-platform, with a 349 cc air-oil cooled engine, fuel injection, a balancer shaft to reduce vibration, and a five-speed gearbox.

It is made for longer rides: from North Goa down to the quieter beaches in the south, or up into the Western Ghats. It is comfortable at a steady pace and pulls well from low revs.

It is heavier than it looks. At 195 kg kerb weight with an 805 mm seat height, it is not a first bike. It suits riders who already have motorcycle experience and a motorcycle licence. Two helmets and a basic tool kit are included.

Highlights

  • Current J-platform Classic 350 with a 349 cc single-cylinder engine
  • Comfortable upright riding position for longer days out
  • Two helmets included
  • Basic tool kit included
  • Weighs 195 kg, so it is not suitable for new riders

Tips for using it in Goa

  • Check you can hold the bike upright with both feet down before you set off. At 195 kg, low-speed manoeuvres and parking on sand take effort.
  • Carry your motorcycle licence on every ride. Checks on rented two-wheelers are common in Goa.
  • Plan long rides for the morning, and take breaks in the midday heat.
  • Avoid parking on soft sand or steep slopes, where the side stand can sink or slip.
  • Keep the tool kit on the bike for longer trips away from towns.

Common questions

Can I ride it with a scooter licence?

No. You need a licence that covers geared motorcycles.

Is it suitable for a beginner?

We do not recommend it. The Classic 350 weighs 195 kg and is heavier than it looks. It suits riders with motorcycle experience.

Is it comfortable for two people?

It has an upright riding position and a wide seat, and two helmets are included. Riding two-up adds weight, so it suits riders who are already confident on a heavier bike.

Does it have ABS?

Yes. Royal Enfield fits single-channel or dual-channel ABS, depending on the variant.

How do I start it?

Royal Enfield lists electric start for the Classic 350. If it will not start, check that the kill switch is in the run position and the bike is in neutral, then contact the host.

Product details from: Royal Enfield: Classic 350 technical specifications (PDF), Royal Enfield: Classic 350. Specifications vary by unit and model year; ask your host if a detail matters to you.

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