5300 miles on my '21 Fireball yellow Meteor. No performance mods per se but a careful break-in and changing to quality full synthetic oil at 2400 miles has made a big difference in smoothness and quiet operation. Very comfortable riding position. Perfect bike for city streets and country roads. I'm averaging 81 mpg (US). 55-60 mph is the sweet spot.
Im glad u guys are loving this bike.. I bought the supernova blue as my first bike at 10th july 23. Learned riding bike in just 18 days and then covered 520km in a single day, that too without a backache.. If u r experienced, 700km can be easily covered in a single day without any problem. Glad to have this bike.
I just bought my first Royal Enfield yesterday. At almost 62 yrs old, I had never been on a road bike that small (350cc). I took it for a test drive and was VERY surprised at how it handled. It is low on power on the bottom end, but I expected that. The dealership is on the main drag in Joplin, Missouri, so I had to "jump" into traffic. The 350 Royal Enfield Meteor handled it great. It had less than one mile on it when I began my test drive. The dealership is limited on accessories for the Royal Enfields, so my wife ordered a luggage rack and windshield online while we were waiting to sign the paperwork. I am very happy with the bike so far, even though I have to travel 125 miles each way for service. But, I knew that before I bought it. The bike is supposed to get around 90 miles to the gallon. Time will tell on that. I like things that are different, and this bike fits the bill.
Love my Meteor 350 Supernova Brown, just like your demo model but with a clear windscreen. So far, I've made the following mods: 1) DNA air filter and stage 2 intake; 2) OEM bar end mirrors; 3) OEM led turn signals; and 4) tail tidy kit from Tec Bike Parts.
I bought the 350 meteor in April traded in my 750 againstit and to date no regrets I find it very light in handling easily throw it round corners, in the UK they recomend 1yr between services the question has been asked why in some countries its 6months and the uk its 1 year for the same bike.
I added the wider foot pegs and windscreen and has improved my ride. I live out of town and get a lot of wind & dust where I ride. I just love the bike, best bike decision I could have made for what I was looking for.
Great little bike if you buy it for what it is intended for. It's great on back roads, in town, 2 lane highways. If you want to run at interstate speeds, I would go with something bigger, this is a 350 single cylinder, 20HP engine, remember. I'm completely satisfied with mine.
@@gmmotomedia I am 71 years old and I am told I ride like an old woman and that's fine, as I know if I fall off I won't be getting back on again. To me the pleasure of riding is cruising and filling the senses, either in Portugal, or Thailand where I spend winters. The Meteor is a great platform for that. Also it's hard to look cool at my age and this bike does it. My Enfield is in Thailand, here in Portugal I am a mod and ride a Vespa, but am thinking about a Meteor. I ride everywhere with the Missus and she says it is comfortable. I think the Indians have the right attitude to bikes, did you watch the Guy Martin trip there, that is such feel good vid?
I have the same bike as shown/tested and love it. I bought because I learned to ride in India a few years back on the bullet so was comfortable with this one as it was my first motorcycle. Has anyone that owns one had an issue with the front wheel/(maybe brake?) making a rubbing noise when it's going slow? I can't figure out the cause. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
I love mine . I used turbo diesel 15w40 oil and run a 16 tooth front sprocket. I'm getting 90 to 105 mpg depending on speed . Change your oil regularly, old oil wrecks engines 👍
I have a 22 Meteor. It's now has a stage 2 DNA filter kit and a Red Rooster de-cat exhaust. It will pop the front wheel up when hitting second gear now, and gets to the 75 mph speed limiter alot sooner. ( I wonder if that limiter is getting It's reading from the rear ABS sensor? 🤔😎)
@@gmmotomedia I know that the speedometer operates on the front abs sensor. You can change sprockets without messing with odometer errors. Thinking of unplugging the rear and see what happens. Little project for spring.
The limiter runs off both front and rear abs sensors and isn’t able to be removed with a remap in the UK, yet. It’s also separate from the engine rev limiter so even with the speed limiter removed you don’t get past 85mph. I’ve done 6000 miles in the first year on mine. I find with the dna cover it’ll pull much better now and gets up to and cruises at 75 far quicker and for long periods very happily.
@@OddSpanner I was thinking about 1st pulling the ABS fuse. Then see what happens. Might have to do the test run with the phone GPS if it disables the speedometer.
Strange, in some countries service intervals are 5k km and in some countries (e.g. Germany) it is 10k km. I could not find timing intervals in Germany, but from other bikes 10k km correspond with 12 month timing interval. Any suggestions why RE differently serviced?
I enjoy mine perfect good starter bike and comfortable, fun can go on the highways but no passing power is only drawback. 72mph is fastest it can go thats if you lucky I would say 67 is top speed normally I might mod it to make it like 75 80mph would be perfect
Sure. Great bike from 80 kmph to 100kmph 60 minutes......ok it is a nice bike.. the looks of it...but powerwise too slow..this bike should produce 26-28 hp...then it could be great... ..
Yes it's very available in the USA. Goes for $4,500-$4900 brand new! They have alot out there brand spanking new. Im about to buy one in all black. Idc if it's not super powerful, it's plenty powerful for learning and driving everywhere and looking and feeling great doing it.
I have watched scores of videos on the Meteor and classic. Great looking bike but I remained unconvinced! Think I will keep my Harley for a wjile longer.
@@dertechniker8867 Internal oil circuit. This is reason why this 350 is prone to running hot. RE should've rather added the oil circuit to a radiator placed just above the engine sump guard
@@Ankit-ri8sv I'm sorry but that's not right. Every engine has got an oil circuit but this is only for the lubrication. Oil cooled engines have got much more oil inside than it's needed for the lubrication - most of them have got an additional oil cooler. The meteor has just 1,7 liter. However - the 350cc is a great and modern engine 👍🏻
It’s a small capacity long stroke motor with very low compression it’s 20HP @6100 RPM most of small capacity bikes doesn’t even move at that rpm so it’s good for people who wants to ride comfortably at lower speed at higher gears as it’s makes all of its torque from very low rpm it’s all about the easy to ride power delivery as you don’t have to change gears that frequently please take a nice test ride to understand what I am saying. It’s very efficient and it will be very reliable as the engine is very understressed
I LOVE my Meteor 350! It's my 12th bike. I've owned bigger and faster bikes, but nothing as fun as this.
5300 miles on my '21 Fireball yellow Meteor. No performance mods per se but a careful break-in and changing to quality full synthetic oil at 2400 miles has made a big difference in smoothness and quiet operation. Very comfortable riding position. Perfect bike for city streets and country roads. I'm averaging 81 mpg (US). 55-60 mph is the sweet spot.
I own the same bike! I've seen similar numbers as you with my Fireball Yellow Meteor 350... :)
Thats great which synthetic oil did you use specifically
@@timoz8648 Motul 300V 15w-50. I wanted the best oil I could find. Pricey but it works so well I will continue to use it.
@@michaelabernathy7013 ty,my meteor 350 is due for her 3rd servicing I'll keep in mind about oil
Perfect review…..just cleared 1,000 miles on this exact bike…..love it
Thanks 👊
Just bought one in Thailand.
Same colour 😅
Im glad u guys are loving this bike.. I bought the supernova blue as my first bike at 10th july 23. Learned riding bike in just 18 days and then covered 520km in a single day, that too without a backache.. If u r experienced, 700km can be easily covered in a single day without any problem. Glad to have this bike.
The color of this tiny cruiser is awesome....
It's worth every penny, good long term motorcycle, plenty of comfort and riding experience 🙏🇮🇳
I just bought my first Royal Enfield yesterday. At almost 62 yrs old, I had never been on a road bike that small (350cc). I took it for a test drive and was VERY surprised at how it handled. It is low on power on the bottom end, but I expected that. The dealership is on the main drag in Joplin, Missouri, so I had to "jump" into traffic. The 350 Royal Enfield Meteor handled it great. It had less than one mile on it when I began my test drive. The dealership is limited on accessories for the Royal Enfields, so my wife ordered a luggage rack and windshield online while we were waiting to sign the paperwork. I am very happy with the bike so far, even though I have to travel 125 miles each way for service. But, I knew that before I bought it. The bike is supposed to get around 90 miles to the gallon. Time will tell on that. I like things that are different, and this bike fits the bill.
Love my Meteor 350 Supernova Brown, just like your demo model but with a clear windscreen. So far, I've made the following mods: 1) DNA air filter and stage 2 intake; 2) OEM bar end mirrors; 3) OEM led turn signals; and 4) tail tidy kit from Tec Bike Parts.
Absolutely loving my Meteor, much easier to handle that the Bonneville I traded.
Thanks for this! I am looking to get a 2022 used this week! This was a great short info
Brilliant review! 😊
I have one to. Meteor 350 done 850 miles from new great bike really you can’t help just liking it.🤔😎🥂
I have one of the same color, I'm happy, I've had several bikes, But the Meteor 350 is very interesting and fun, for those who have time for it.
My first bike I owned with my money meteor supernova red ❤
I'm getting that exact bike 4 my grandson's
1st bike😊
Love watching your videos 👏 it’s a bonus to see you ride through Ribble Valley on my doorstep 😊
🙏🤙
In India this Bike performs as good as in minus degrees as in +45 degrees of Rajasthan.
45 degree Celsius* 😎
I have a Stellar Blue here in Brazil and i love it
I bought the 350 meteor in April traded in my 750 againstit and to date no regrets I find it very light in handling easily throw it round corners, in the UK they recomend 1yr between services the question has been asked why in some countries its 6months and the uk its 1 year for the same bike.
I added the wider foot pegs and windscreen and has improved my ride. I live out of town and get a lot of wind & dust where I ride. I just love the bike, best bike decision I could have made for what I was looking for.
Nice one thanks
Great little bike if you buy it for what it is intended for. It's great on back roads, in town, 2 lane highways. If you want to run at interstate speeds, I would go with something bigger, this is a 350 single cylinder, 20HP engine, remember. I'm completely satisfied with mine.
Just baught one and its fantastic...
It's a standard H4 headlight, not led, but easy to switch out the lamp
Trying to buy one for my wifes first bike. I know Ill be jealous once we get it...
Love mine
Bought one late last year and you have the review just right.
Thank you sir
@@gmmotomedia I am 71 years old and I am told I ride like an old woman and that's fine, as I know if I fall off I won't be getting back on again. To me the pleasure of riding is cruising and filling the senses, either in Portugal, or Thailand where I spend winters. The Meteor is a great platform for that. Also it's hard to look cool at my age and this bike does it. My Enfield is in Thailand, here in Portugal I am a mod and ride a Vespa, but am thinking about a Meteor. I ride everywhere with the Missus and she says it is comfortable. I think the Indians have the right attitude to bikes, did you watch the Guy Martin trip there, that is such feel good vid?
Beautiful machine
I have the same bike as shown/tested and love it. I bought because I learned to ride in India a few years back on the bullet so was comfortable with this one as it was my first motorcycle. Has anyone that owns one had an issue with the front wheel/(maybe brake?) making a rubbing noise when it's going slow? I can't figure out the cause. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
The dashboard just like “O_o”
Can tell you are local to me I always recognise these roads near Accrington
I ❤️ Royal Enfield 👍
I love mine . I used turbo diesel 15w40 oil and run a 16 tooth front sprocket. I'm getting 90 to 105 mpg depending on speed . Change your oil regularly, old oil wrecks engines 👍
What do consider regularly for this bike?
La Meteor è una moto fighissima, razionale e comoda. Ha tutte le qualità per avere successo. I love it ❤️👍🇮🇪
😎🤙
LIKE FROM INDIA 🇮🇳 ♥️
Its a no brainer 4 the price 😊
Is there anyway to either UP the HP or bypass the Limiter on the Meteor 350? Thank you Sir and Cheers from Salem, Ohio US.
Apparently you can do it but you'll lose the speedo reading and the engine will run in limit mode. You should be able to achieve this with a remap 👍
Great video. I am going to buy the Supernova soon........Sal : )
Thanks 👊
I like the brown.
I have a 22 Meteor. It's now has a stage 2 DNA filter kit and a Red Rooster de-cat exhaust. It will pop the front wheel up when hitting second gear now, and gets to the 75 mph speed limiter alot sooner. ( I wonder if that limiter is getting It's reading from the rear ABS sensor? 🤔😎)
I think after remapping the speed limiter will be deleted? 🤔
@@gmmotomedia I know that the speedometer operates on the front abs sensor. You can change sprockets without messing with odometer errors. Thinking of unplugging the rear and see what happens. Little project for spring.
Keep me posted 👍
The limiter runs off both front and rear abs sensors and isn’t able to be removed with a remap in the UK, yet. It’s also separate from the engine rev limiter so even with the speed limiter removed you don’t get past 85mph. I’ve done 6000 miles in the first year on mine. I find with the dna cover it’ll pull much better now and gets up to and cruises at 75 far quicker and for long periods very happily.
@@OddSpanner I was thinking about 1st pulling the ABS fuse. Then see what happens. Might have to do the test run with the phone GPS if it disables the speedometer.
Strange, in some countries service intervals are 5k km and in some countries (e.g. Germany) it is 10k km. I could not find timing intervals in Germany, but from other bikes 10k km correspond with 12 month timing interval. Any suggestions why RE differently serviced?
Very interesting! Not so sure myself 🤔
RE are perfect country road bikes, solid enough for Indian roads, great on fuel, riding position is great for 5.7.
I enjoy mine perfect good starter bike and comfortable, fun can go on the highways but no passing power is only drawback. 72mph is fastest it can go thats if you lucky I would say 67 is top speed normally I might mod it to make it like 75 80mph would be perfect
This Week..i go to the Dealer Look Thies Bike...buy..possible 😊
But can it go on the highway without getting trampled by fast traffic?
Yes it can :)
Sure. Great bike from 80 kmph to 100kmph 60 minutes......ok it is a nice bike.. the looks of it...but powerwise too slow..this bike should produce 26-28 hp...then it could be great...
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Are these easy to get to the USA? This will be my first bike fellas.
We're based in the UK but we hear this bike is getting very popular in the USA as well 👌
@@gmmotomedia 🙏🏾
Happy riding brother!
@@ayonbiswas4186 🤟🏽
Yes it's very available in the USA. Goes for $4,500-$4900 brand new! They have alot out there brand spanking new. Im about to buy one in all black. Idc if it's not super powerful, it's plenty powerful for learning and driving everywhere and looking and feeling great doing it.
"Good Video: Thumbs Up!"
🙏👍
Full synthetic in everything. Diesel/gas/motorcycle
30° is a heatwave? 🥲
In the UK 🤣
bike for all roads. bike for no roads.
20.2 HP!
I have watched scores of videos on the Meteor and classic. Great looking bike but I remained unconvinced! Think I will keep my Harley for a wjile longer.
4:06.. this one is Air cooled not oil cooled engine. 😊
This is an air/oil cooled engine ☝️
@@gmmotomedia and where is the oil cooler then?
@@dertechniker8867 Internal oil circuit. This is reason why this 350 is prone to running hot. RE should've rather added the oil circuit to a radiator placed just above the engine sump guard
Thanks Ankit 🙏
@@Ankit-ri8sv I'm sorry but that's not right. Every engine has got an oil circuit but this is only for the lubrication. Oil cooled engines have got much more oil inside than it's needed for the lubrication - most of them have got an additional oil cooler. The meteor has just 1,7 liter.
However - the 350cc is a great and modern engine 👍🏻
the bike looks super nice but 20 hp seriously?
It’s a small capacity long stroke motor with very low compression it’s 20HP @6100 RPM most of small capacity bikes doesn’t even move at that rpm so it’s good for people who wants to ride comfortably at lower speed at higher gears as it’s makes all of its torque from very low rpm it’s all about the easy to ride power delivery as you don’t have to change gears that frequently please take a nice test ride to understand what I am saying. It’s very efficient and it will be very reliable as the engine is very understressed