a bike for those who don't see any practical use of 60-100 HP in their lives and it gets you where you want to be without giving you a dent in your pocket lol
@@hakshayak2044 I can barely hear English. However I use a translation app to write English subtitles and comments for the videos I post on UA-cam. (*^▽^*)/
Rode the demo yesterday purely by chance . Hit 80 mph on motorway easy for overtaking I'm happy with a cruising speed of 70mph I ride within the speed limits after doing 4 speed awareness courses over the years . I thought it was exceptional ,very smooth . When I got back on my Bullet 500 it was like driving a tractor . Put an order in for the Meteor then told the Wife things are very quiet in the house. Wish I had ordered one earlier.
@@MrBoinks they won't do 80mph, I'm pretty sure they are restricted by the ECU via the abs rings .. very low 70's is top speed...unless you ride it off a cliff..might hit 80 before the bottom 😁
I think the Meteor is a fantastic bike for pretty much doing anything from travelling to commuting. And I agree that 350 cc and 20 horse power is enough for real life and legal speed limits. But I don't get something... Comparing the Meteor with the Classic's 500 cc and 27 horse power, why in all the reviews every reviewer complained about the lack of power on the Classic? So for the Meteor is fine but for the Classic is not?
@@lancerbiker5263 I got one about a week after that last post... Fire🔥Ball Yellow 🟡.... It's absolutely sublime... Perfect for my location... Ride safe chief 👍 *Crap Game* 🎉
Wished this will come in other iterations such as 411cc, 500cc and 650cc. Anyway Royal Enfield is on a roll. The following models up for launch in the next few months - Classic Roadster Shotgun Hunter Sherpa Scram Flying Flea and An Electric Motorcyle Also BSA will be launching its single cylinder 650cc motorcycle by the end of the year.
@@interstellargod6959 well we are under lockdown for the past 2 months, all thanks to the virus; so just a way to utilise my time and hoping it helps somebody.
Just purchased a 2022 Meteor Supernova a month ago. I hadn’t ridden a motorcycle for 22 years, the first ride, as you could imagine, was a wee bit hairy, but, I soon was riding like I use to. What a great bike, for someone getting back to riding or, a new rider after passing the test, maybe a second bike. I think that this Meteor could appeal to anyone from 18 - 80 years of age. I’m 77 and still getting a huge smile every time I go for ride on this lovely machine. Well done Royal Enfield.
Congratulations. Your quote is exactly why Royal Enfield is exporting these MC to the USA and the UK, and the like. It has so much character and style than the Honda Rebel 300.
Great, honest review. I soon bought this bike in supernova blue as in your review. It's been 30 years since my last bike and I'm having a blast on this Royal Enfield. I'd encourage any returning motorcyclists to test ride this bike as it's a great bike to return to motorcycling with. It's a 350 single but sitting on it feels like a much bigger bike, weight is not too light, bike feels planted. If your not on dual carriageway much, can't see why you'd want anything more than this wee belter.
Not sure of your budget but I'd suggest as a DAS license holder youd soon tire of the 20 odd BHP power output which is only marginally more than the restricted 125cc power ceiling. If you like the retro look and have the budget for a new Meteor id maybe consider a used RE 650 or maybe Guzzi V7 or an air-cooled 865 Triumph Bonnie, just my thoughts horses for courses and buy whatever takes your fancy
@@captainaverage721 I was looking at this as I’m a totally new rider. Will be doing CBT then DAS I think and this seemed like a good start and a bit forgiving if I ever panic and grab a fistful of brake. I just love cruisers and this seems like a good starting point.
@@imarockstarme I'm sure they're perfectly good wee bikes but any bike now less than 5 yrs old all come with ABS so I wouldn't be too concerned about slamming the anchors on too hard. Try braking using just 2 fingers as it gives more feel and you're less likely to brake too hard. I'm not really a cruiser guy but Kawasaki do a 650 Vulcan which looks to be a pretty good bike with well proven mechanicals
I ordered one this week from a dealer who is part of the importers group. Delivery to me said to be up to four weeks, the reason given was that 300 arrived in the UK a couple of weeks ago and are being supplied to buyers as your model and colour is randomly taken from a container and assembled.
@@belal3 its a good bike. I ride it 60 to 70 km every day. Effortless. Only drawback is the top end performance. I also did a 1500km trip on it last month. No problems.
royal enfield has a british army heritage bro 😂😂😂 , and for info , in future royal enfield will launch 650cc twin cruiser based on meteor and same engine as interceptor , leaks suggest late 2021 launch in india
Hello from India. I am glad I stopped by the channel while checking out reviews from mature markets abroad. I like the Meteor and what they have done to make it modern, smooth and vibe-free-ish!! By any chance, did you get the New Classic 350 there in the UK? If so, could you please do a quick comparison for that as well?
Love it, but 500 would be better for U.K. roads. Need to be able to cruise at 70 for it to be usable on all roads. Would not want to be riding it at its maximum for long.
For anyone worried about the 'heel-toe' gear shifter, just remember when you rode that Honda 90 Cub!! (I reckon most people on two wheels have either owned, or ridden a Cub at some point, I know I have, so heel-toe shifters are easy-peasy!)
Having owned a Bullet before, I test rode one of these and was very impressed! ....lovely exhaust tone as standard, virtually vibration free! .....very comfortable! ....I want one. Tim Hope.
Thanks for this review. Question : for a back to bike guy, do you recommand the Meteor or the Interceptor ? (Urbain ride and some roads betewen small towns, almost 20 km)
About the worst thing you can say is that it's very 'nice'. For an adrenaline or speed junkie, this bike just won't do - but if you're Joe Average looking for a bike that's 'nice', this will work out quite, er, nicely.
Can someone please tell me why in the UK market: “it can’t break the highest speed limit” is a negative? Literally saying “it’s a shame it can’t break the law” 😂 now regardless of your position on what the speed limits should be; saying it’s a bad thing that you can’t break those laws is a little odd 😬
@@jamesbarrie2458 I know there’s a company that mods the Interceptor and makes it a “big bore” 800, I’m sure if you did something like that to this, you’d probably have it perfect
Honestly, no, 20hp isn't fine. 15hp is atrociously anemic on a 125 4t to the point of being dangerous, so this should have 30 at the very least being a 350. And it would be perfectly fine with that.
Well you won't be buying one then.I had a test ride and bought one ... sold my 76 hp roadster and not looked back...HP is just bragging rights...20's plenty
@@belal3 ...Owned it for 10 months now and still loving the ride, It does everything I need it to do, I'm getting on in years but still like to do a bit of touring and I can manage 200/250 miles a day comfortably..the bike has performed faultlessly ..
My positives, 71 mph top speed and easy to ride, the toe heel shifter, the Google maps and 67 to 84 mpg. Liked the sound, look and mileage so much i bought one. Picking it up in July About 2000 miles now. Plan to keep it, maybe forever?
Right up my alley. So much so that I bought my own Stellar Black on Monday. Have yet to take delivery on it but I will (within the next 9 days) and I honestly can’t wait 😊
3000 pounds should buy you a decent early Ducati M900 Monster. It's Italian, it's got a great engine with great performance, it looks awesome, you'll have the time of your life riding it and it won't depreciate any further. Win/win. Of course, alternatvely, you could get a Royal Enfield Meteor and still have enough money left over for a nice beige cardigan.
@@dave6467 i agree with you but you have to take into account maintenance. For someone with 3 grand in pocket buying a new bike is a good option because you just need fuel. If you have 3 grand you can buy a 20 year old Ducati but its just going to be a garage ornament if something on it breaks. But ofc I'm looking at used market too, personally at 620ie
Meteor 350 is surprisingly nimble in Indian metropolitan traffic and while riding it never feels heavy as some other bikes in similar weight category or older RE classic bikes
I have heard very good reviews about the bike, I love this bike. Its design and everything, I like more than the cb350 higness, this bike is beautiful and very exclusive, it makes me want to travel a lot everywhere. I love her.
@@belal3 imho the bike is to smooth to be called an Enfield. I think the older version where we can feel the the grunt n the vibration is better as it define Bullet. Esp the sound.
Very few riders here in the US will accept that speed limit of 71 mph. _(We regularly do 80 and 85 mph on various freeway stretches. And almost every commuter car can reach a max. speed of 110 mph.)_ This bike would have a chance in the US, if the speed limit were upped to 100 mph. But the current engine _(narrow, long bore, push-rod single cylinder 350 cc)_ cannot be modified to provide the necessary power. And possibly the retro design, manufacturing tolerances and current level of equipment (brakes, shocks, etc.) may not handle 100 mph safely. In any case this design is targeted towards India where 70 mph seems ample. The US motorbike market is a tiny fraction of the Indian market.
Yes, here in India, in city road speed limit for bike is only 40kmph. While in highway or freeway it's not more then 100-120kmph. I myself ride a Yamaha 150CC bike top speed if 118 kmph.
its happy in 50 to 60 mph and 70 mph do stress engine i own this bike in india , 70 mph can be done but u will feel viberations on foot pegs and its tires u alot early in ur ride 60 and under it runs like really really smooth not the triumph or harley smooth those have alot premium components but u can have this and keep it for a decade with good service and maintain it , one thing , RE is bad with fuse system and break pads keep eye on fuse because i have pretty good time with pulling a short curcuited RE and breakpads are of cheap quality u will need to change them often if u run low on them get a good quality afterwards
@shaumik das ohh im getting up there with quite a few lockdown kilos put on :p. have yet to find one available for test ride where i live but will be booking one as soon as i can. when i think about it i dont really do 110kph/70mph that much but is good to know it can do it if i wanted to take it away for a weekend
a bike for those who don't see any practical use of 60-100 HP in their lives and it gets you where you want to be without giving you a dent in your pocket
lol
Great review! Thanks! You're 6'3" which really helps me as a 6'2" beginner to feel confident that this bike might be a good option.
Thanks for the nice video, I can't understand English but I enjoyed the video. From Japanese Royal Enfield rider.
I am an Indian… me too a royal enfield rider fron last 6years
Aarigato感謝
Then how u can write english 🧐
@@hakshayak2044
I can barely hear English. However I use a translation app to write English subtitles and comments for the videos I post on UA-cam.
(*^▽^*)/
Well done, mate! Excellent video. Brazil will get the new Royal Enfield Meteor line up on the 6th july, 2021. Cheers
Rode the demo yesterday purely by chance . Hit 80 mph on motorway easy for overtaking I'm happy with a cruising speed of 70mph I ride within the speed limits after doing 4 speed awareness courses over the years . I thought it was exceptional ,very smooth . When I got back on my Bullet 500 it was like driving a tractor . Put an order in for the Meteor then told the Wife things are very quiet in the house. Wish I had ordered one earlier.
In the video he said the top speed is 71mph so is that for lower revs and you reached 80mph in the redline?
@@MrBoinks they won't do 80mph, I'm pretty sure they are restricted by the ECU via the abs rings .. very low 70's is top speed...unless you ride it off a cliff..might hit 80 before the bottom 😁
What a dreamer
@@TheBugsplat re program the power ratio cpu chip in the bike.
The bike is speed limited to 72mph so you didn't hit 80..
Looking forward to get mine here in Brazil !! Nice review, mate!
Yeah shame about the potholes in Britain what with us being such a crap hole of a country, nice bike.. Lets go camping by the sea!
@@markpavlowski7223 nowadays we aren't allowed to say blatantly obvious truths without someone shouting racism like an ignoramus.
I think the Meteor is a fantastic bike for pretty much doing anything from travelling to commuting. And I agree that 350 cc and 20 horse power is enough for real life and legal speed limits. But I don't get something... Comparing the Meteor with the Classic's 500 cc and 27 horse power, why in all the reviews every reviewer complained about the lack of power on the Classic? So for the Meteor is fine but for the Classic is not?
Check the 0 to 100 times on both the bikes. You'll get your answer.
I’m 6’2” and it’s very comfortable and so easy to ride
Best review I've seen. Bought one without test ride.Had it shipped 1500 kms. Riding for 50 years. (Own 7) Love this bike. Keep up the good work !
Still got her a year on Lancer... 🤔 what's your thoughts...?? Might be buying one tomorrow..
*Crap Game*
@@Plough78 Can't get enough of it ! Have added multiple accessories . Always makes me smile. Cheers 😎
@@lancerbiker5263 I got one about a week after that last post... Fire🔥Ball Yellow 🟡.... It's absolutely sublime... Perfect for my location...
Ride safe chief 👍
*Crap Game* 🎉
How did you manage with the heel gear shift or did you stick to the more conventional way of changing up.
I like the look of these machines. Country road riding is where its at these days for sure. Great, real world review. Thanks
If the speed factor cross through your mind, don't buy it.
For the fun and royal factor, you can consider it.
Wished this will come in other iterations such as 411cc, 500cc and 650cc. Anyway Royal Enfield is on a roll.
The following models up for launch in the next few months -
Classic
Roadster
Shotgun
Hunter
Sherpa
Scram
Flying Flea and
An Electric Motorcyle
Also BSA will be launching its single cylinder 650cc motorcycle by the end of the year.
I have seen your everywhere with the same comment.. what's going on buddy😃
@@interstellargod6959 well we are under lockdown for the past 2 months, all thanks to the virus; so just a way to utilise my time and hoping it helps somebody.
@@kyakaruvlogs2784 well that's very nice of you..keep it up
@@interstellargod6959
Thank you and stay safe buddy 👍
Actually the RE Shotgun will be, in a way, a 650cc iteration of the Meteor... Check out the spy shots!!
Absolutely true. Old schoooool bike. Time to get one.
Passed me mod 2…get mine in yellow Tuesday 😎🥂🙏
Lovely, congrats & enjoy!
@@visordown new meteor yesterday in yellow 🙏🥂🍾
Just purchased a 2022 Meteor Supernova a month ago. I hadn’t ridden a motorcycle for 22 years, the first ride, as you could imagine, was
a wee bit hairy, but, I soon was riding like I use to. What a great bike, for someone getting back to riding or, a new rider after passing the test,
maybe a second bike. I think that this Meteor could appeal to anyone from 18 - 80 years of age. I’m 77 and still getting a huge smile every time
I go for ride on this lovely machine. Well done Royal Enfield.
Congratulations.
Your quote is exactly why Royal Enfield is exporting these MC to the USA and the UK, and the like.
It has so much character and style than the Honda Rebel 300.
Would make a good cross-London commuter, but I'd rather do it on a Kawasaki KLX300SM, only it doesn't seem like GB is going to get them.
Great, honest review. I soon bought this bike in supernova blue as in your review. It's been 30 years since my last bike and I'm having a blast on this Royal Enfield. I'd encourage any returning motorcyclists to test ride this bike as it's a great bike to return to motorcycling with. It's a 350 single but sitting on it feels like a much bigger bike, weight is not too light, bike feels planted. If your not on dual carriageway much, can't see why you'd want anything more than this wee belter.
I love them. Getting geared up to get my DAS next month and looking at these as a first bike.
Not sure of your budget but I'd suggest as a DAS license holder youd soon tire of the 20 odd BHP power output which is only marginally more than the restricted 125cc power ceiling. If you like the retro look and have the budget for a new Meteor id maybe consider a used RE 650 or maybe Guzzi V7 or an air-cooled 865 Triumph Bonnie, just my thoughts horses for courses and buy whatever takes your fancy
@@captainaverage721 I was looking at this as I’m a totally new rider. Will be doing CBT then DAS I think and this seemed like a good start and a bit forgiving if I ever panic and grab a fistful of brake. I just love cruisers and this seems like a good starting point.
@@imarockstarme I'm sure they're perfectly good wee bikes but any bike now less than 5 yrs old all come with ABS so I wouldn't be too concerned about slamming the anchors on too hard. Try braking using just 2 fingers as it gives more feel and you're less likely to brake too hard. I'm not really a cruiser guy but Kawasaki do a 650 Vulcan which looks to be a pretty good bike with well proven mechanicals
I ordered one this week from a dealer who is part of the importers group. Delivery to me said to be up to four weeks, the reason given was that 300 arrived in the UK a couple of weeks ago and are being supplied to buyers as your model and colour is randomly taken from a container and assembled.
I ordered one in feb, still no signs of it coming
@@bpgrmds Lockdown in India could be the primary reason!!
@@bpgrmds how do you find it after 1 year?
how do you find it after 1 year now?
@@belal3 its a good bike. I ride it 60 to 70 km every day.
Effortless. Only drawback is the top end performance.
I also did a 1500km trip on it last month. No problems.
royal enfield has a british army heritage bro 😂😂😂 , and for info , in future royal enfield will launch 650cc twin cruiser based on meteor and same engine as interceptor , leaks suggest late 2021 launch in india
Hello from India. I am glad I stopped by the channel while checking out reviews from mature markets abroad. I like the Meteor and what they have done to make it modern, smooth and vibe-free-ish!!
By any chance, did you get the New Classic 350 there in the UK? If so, could you please do a quick comparison for that as well?
Simple and well explained. Keep up the stellar work.
Espernado chegar no brasil
Really impressed by this little cruser. Really looks well put together 👍
I would have any Royal Enfield over my Yamaha.
Love it, but 500 would be better for U.K. roads. Need to be able to cruise at 70 for it to be usable on all roads. Would not want to be riding it at its maximum for long.
650 Cruiser is coming soon from RE!! They are testing it quite rigorously here in India along with a Scrambler style model.
For anyone worried about the 'heel-toe' gear shifter, just remember when you rode that Honda 90 Cub!!
(I reckon most people on two wheels have either owned, or ridden a Cub at some point, I know I have, so heel-toe shifters are easy-peasy!)
Having owned a Bullet before, I test rode one of these and was very impressed! ....lovely exhaust tone as standard, virtually vibration free! .....very comfortable! ....I want one. Tim Hope.
Great review, mate. I'm really tempted to buy one of these bikes. How would you rate it against a Honda Rebel 500?
The rebel is much more expensive and pig ugly imho !
@@glendyble4725 Not to mention uncomfortable as hell in seat 😋
How tall are you?
Thanks for this review. Question : for a back to bike guy, do you recommand the Meteor or the Interceptor ? (Urbain ride and some roads betewen small towns, almost 20 km)
Given your stated use I'd say either would be good, but if economy is a point then the meteor would be better
And where is the 71mph come from, I've seen countless reports that it is 75mph/120kph
Topped out at around 71mph with me on, but your mileage may vary
I am 6'1 and your video definetely help me out. Thanks for that. Gonna buy one in Brazil.
Thanks for the review. What about climbing a hill, mountain road etc ? Thanks
Get a Himalayan 500
About the worst thing you can say is that it's very 'nice'. For an adrenaline or speed junkie, this bike just won't do - but if you're Joe Average looking for a bike that's 'nice', this will work out quite, er, nicely.
Had a deposit on one of these since June and still no show, very disappointing!!
did it arrive? whats your review?
Can someone please tell me why in the UK market: “it can’t break the highest speed limit” is a negative? Literally saying “it’s a shame it can’t break the law” 😂 now regardless of your position on what the speed limits should be; saying it’s a bad thing that you can’t break those laws is a little odd 😬
Yes I can't see much point in having 120mph machines although perhaps the meteor could do with a bit more power for safer overtaking
@@jamesbarrie2458 I know there’s a company that mods the Interceptor and makes it a “big bore” 800, I’m sure if you did something like that to this, you’d probably have it perfect
Great review! just rode it. wow impressive- smooth quick and comfy!with good sound. luv the gear shifter with the back heel shift. thx mate Allan USA
Honestly, no, 20hp isn't fine. 15hp is atrociously anemic on a 125 4t to the point of being dangerous, so this should have 30 at the very least being a 350. And it would be perfectly fine with that.
Well you won't be buying one then.I had a test ride and bought one ... sold my 76 hp roadster and not looked back...HP is just bragging rights...20's plenty
@@TheBugsplat how do you find it now?
@@belal3 ...Owned it for 10 months now and still loving the ride, It does everything I need it to do, I'm getting on in years but still like to do a bit of touring and I can manage 200/250 miles a day comfortably..the bike has performed faultlessly ..
My positives, 71 mph top speed and easy to ride, the toe heel shifter, the Google maps and 67 to 84 mpg. Liked the sound, look and mileage so much i bought one. Picking it up in July About 2000 miles now. Plan to keep it, maybe forever?
HOW DID YOU FIND IT?
@@belal3 Triumph/ Royal Enfield dealer here in Greensboro NC
@@stephenfricke9298 ha haha , meant, whats your review on it?
@@belal3 lol. Great 400 lb motorcycle. Great EPA, FUN, ABS, GREAT Price, reliable, 3 year or 36k warranty..
No complaints
@@stephenfricke9298 thanks for the feedback 👍
Right up my alley. So much so that I bought my own Stellar Black on Monday. Have yet to take delivery on it but I will (within the next 9 days) and I honestly can’t wait 😊
how did you find it?
@@belal3 I just googled my local RE dealer (they’re quite a few in my area!) and scheduled a test ride. The rest is history 😄
Hahaha, I meant what's your review about it?
Great video. I will get one soon, thank you........Sal : )
Someone post me 3 grand, I think I know how I would spend it
3000 pounds should buy you a decent early Ducati M900 Monster. It's Italian, it's got a great engine with great performance, it looks awesome, you'll have the time of your life riding it and it won't depreciate any further. Win/win. Of course, alternatvely, you could get a Royal Enfield Meteor and still have enough money left over for a nice beige cardigan.
@@dave6467 i agree with you but you have to take into account maintenance. For someone with 3 grand in pocket buying a new bike is a good option because you just need fuel. If you have 3 grand you can buy a 20 year old Ducati but its just going to be a garage ornament if something on it breaks. But ofc I'm looking at used market too, personally at 620ie
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Great review!
You mentioned the tyre but I'm under the impression that it is fitted with ceat tyres in the UK
Geiles Bike 👍
Meteor 350 is surprisingly nimble in Indian metropolitan traffic and while riding it never feels heavy as some other bikes in similar weight category or older RE classic bikes
Looks great👍. Would it be suitable for a 6'2 tall rider?
The reviewer himself is 6'3" according to the accompanying article.
See review by "Rev-views". He is 6ft 4" and 21stone and got on really well with it.
I have heard very good reviews about the bike, I love this bike. Its design and everything, I like more than the cb350 higness, this bike is beautiful and very exclusive, it makes me want to travel a lot everywhere. I love her.
how's the fit when you're 6footer?
How tall are you?
I hear it has a crossplane crank.
Mine is a custom Silver with name badging EDD is 7th July so lets hope for the best. I ordered it on the month of March 2021
how do you find it after 1 year now?
@@belal3 imho the bike is to smooth to be called an Enfield. I think the older version where we can feel the the grunt n the vibration is better as it define Bullet. Esp the sound.
Nice review guys /,,/
Hey. Good review. Just 1 question, I am 185cm+, what can you tell me about the riding comfort? I am worried would it be a short vehicle for me?
You can go take a test ride 👍🏽
In India there is a 3-4 month waiting period to get this bike.
they are giving priority to international buyers.
In Germany minimum 6 Months, but they cannot guarantee still then.
Are we 100% sure top speed is 71mph?
yes, but absolute top, it will just cough out
Yeah it's scary stuff. I hope my daughter never goes out with a Royal Enfield Meteor owner.
Very few riders here in the US will accept that speed limit of 71 mph. _(We regularly do 80 and 85 mph on various freeway stretches. And almost every commuter car can reach a max. speed of 110 mph.)_
This bike would have a chance in the US, if the speed limit were upped to 100 mph. But the current engine _(narrow, long bore, push-rod single cylinder 350 cc)_ cannot be modified to provide the necessary power. And possibly the retro design, manufacturing tolerances and current level of equipment (brakes, shocks, etc.) may not handle 100 mph safely.
In any case this design is targeted towards India where 70 mph seems ample. The US motorbike market is a tiny fraction of the Indian market.
Yes, here in India, in city road speed limit for bike is only 40kmph. While in highway or freeway it's not more then 100-120kmph. I myself ride a Yamaha 150CC bike top speed if 118 kmph.
All good points. But I'm in the states and really intrigued with this bike. I don't have any intention of using it on the major roadways though.
@@snatr I agree. I'm considering it for city commuting in Orlando, FL. I'd be taking it on max. 45 mph roads.
I am from India, in India it is priced below 2000£ ex showroom.....they give enough metal and reliability for that price.
CHANCED IT ORDERED MINE A COUPLE OF MONTHS AGO, SHOULD HAVE IT NEXT WEEK.
You don’t have to shout!
how did you find it after 1 year?
Can it Cruise over 100 kph easily?
Till 110 it cruise easy
Maybe.
Depends on rider mass, 2up, steepness of grade, and head wind.
Should be fine.
Feet forward position? Really? Doesn't look that way to me at 8:11. Seems more of a selling video rather than an objective look at the bike 🤔
NO HOW AT SUCKS
I know a little English, but I have no clue on what this comment means !
I give up, I can not workout this anagram 🤔🤯
Yeah but how at sucky is the no why?
hows the engine revs at 70mph? does it feel like its too stressed or could it do 70 all day with no issues?
its happy in 50 to 60 mph and 70 mph do stress engine i own this bike in india , 70 mph can be done but u will feel viberations on foot pegs and its tires u alot early in ur ride 60 and under it runs like really really smooth not the triumph or harley smooth those have alot premium components but u can have this and keep it for a decade with good service and maintain it , one thing , RE is bad with fuse system and break pads keep eye on fuse because i have pretty good time with pulling a short curcuited RE and breakpads are of cheap quality u will need to change them often if u run low on them get a good quality afterwards
Limit to 60mph. Very nice
At 70 you will feel stress. Enjoy at 90-100kmph.
@shaumik das ohh im getting up there with quite a few lockdown kilos put on :p. have yet to find one available for test ride where i live but will be booking one as soon as i can. when i think about it i dont really do 110kph/70mph that much but is good to know it can do it if i wanted to take it away for a weekend
Nice review. Can you please review new jawa classic if available in your country? Thanks.