Hi from the UK. Don't worry at all about people thinking your video isn't exciting because you're going too slow - the massive success of the RE 350's proves there's a huge number of riders who DON'T WANT to be tearing round at 90 getting a knee down. Cruising along at this sort of speed along beautiful, gently curving roads looks absolutely great to me and thousands of others. My Classic 350 arrives in two weeks and I can't wait. Check out videos of guys riding the 'North Coast 500' in Scotland - the scenery is just breathtaking.
Hi, Just came across your feed. Awesome country. I see you ride like me. Enjoyed the trip. I had 2016 RE Classic 350 and enjoyed very much. Progressed to a 2016 RE Himalayan, until being rear ended. Now have a Triumph Street Scrambler 900, Honda VFR800X and a 1975 Yamaha XS 650 Customised to a Triumph TR6C. But miss my REs. Will sell a few and buy a new RE 350 J model Signals version, in Marsh Grey, soon. AUD$8,000 here. Not bad for what you get! Want to go across the water to visit you guys and travel across your lovely country but my partner and family say I am crazy! Never know!
There are soooo many great rides in the US. Living here I'll never have the time or money to ride 1/2 of them. If you can come I highly recommend it. We are a motorcycle playground. I almost bought a Street Scrambler. The only thing that stopped me is the nearest dealer was 5 hours away one way.
I recently discovered your channel and have been thoroughly enjoying your RE Classic videos. As I commented on your seat install video, I think we are somewhat kindred spirits. I've been riding for 40+ years, and always had a bent towards larger bikes. Valkyrie, Goldwing, Harley Ultra Classic, VTX 1800, you get the idea. However, I've (re)discovered the fun of smaller bikes. In fact I traded that VTX 1800 for a Honda Monkey. Grinned like an idiot, but I swung too far on the continuum on that one, and traded it for the RE Continental GT (Mr. Clean chrome). It was a nice package, to be sure, but even when I bought that, it was a toss up between that and the VERY comfortable Meteor. My rides on the GT were short-lived. Great for short rides, but it was hard on my middle-aged hips & wrists. Eventually traded it for the Meteor. Loved it, and then the Classic came out. You see where I'm going with this.... 🙂 A few test rides comparing the Meteor and the Classic landed me on the Signals Desert Sand; just like yours. I'm an old soul, and the Classic just fit the bill better than Meteor. Also for me at at 5'7" 210 lbs, I think the Classic edged out the Meteor in handling and comfort. Both, however, are very solid rides. With a 3 yr warranty with roadside assistance, ABS, braided brake lines, center stand, USB port, all at a great price point? Are you kidding me!?? You also mentioned the Harley, and of course the '48 is quite a looker. For me, I tried that brand once. Never again. Lets just say I put lots of miles on their loaner bikes while mine was in the shop. Of all the bikes broken down on the side of the road, what percentage are HD in your neck of the woods? I dunno....yesterday's technology at tomorrow's prices. No thanks. I'll continue to admire them from afar. RE has been around longer, and at least their yesteryear technology is at yesteryear (or at least at a current year) price point (with a 3 yr warranty). You already mention how people gravitate towards your bike. Trust me, I believe you will miss your little mule if you trade her. That trail in this video is a perfect pairing with this bike, too! Anyways, admittedly, I come from a history of already experiencing those larger, faster, heavier bikes. I've made peace with sacrificing torque that rips your arms from their sockets at stop lights, and sacrificing HP to overtake other vehicles on the road. But where I'm at now is a very happy place for me. The Classic has allowed me to re-discover the very aspects of the ride that got me hooked on motorcycling in the first place. If you made it it this far, thanks for taking the time to read it all. Great videos, BTW! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the insight and I hope you are loving your Classic. I want to try a GT650 but I worry about it for the same reasons it was uncomfortable for you. There is supposed to be a new 650 cruiser coming out from RE called the Shotgun. I might wait for it.
That was a brilliant ride video. I like to see folk out enjoying their bikes on beautiful roads. I've just ordered a classic 350 after selling my Yamaha xsr700. The Enfield might only have 1/3 the horsepower of the Yamaha, but it's just as much fun. And that's what counts. 👍
Did the Pig Trail Monday of this week. Loved it. (Jasper to Ozark (Hwys 7/16/23)) Some of the most beautiful scenery in North America. Thanks for the sandwich recommendation.........you weren't kidding about size!
Perfect riding conditions. You can't see any of the beautiful scenery dragging a knee. I ride a Goldwing, VTX1800 and a classic Honda CX500, looking at a Royal Enfield as my next bike. The Interceptor was going to be my choice, but the Classic 350 looks and sounds great! After your video, I may go for one of them. The Classic style is unbeatable.
Just discovered your channel sir.Very calming video, feels like talking to a friend. I have a RE 500 Standard year 2016 , got it when I was in college. It is an old type RE with carburetor not fuel injection and most of the times I have to use kickstart as battery in old REs are not that good. I also belongs from a place like you are showing in the video , mountains woods and streams. For 5 years I cruised that bike in beautiful valleys and woods. Coast was about 150 kms from my town and there was a mountain range you have to cross to reach beautiful coast and blue sea. We college mates drove to the coast for fun once in a while. Unfortunately during COVID in 2021 I had to shift to a metropolitan and now my bike is eating dirt in garage.
fun road, reminds me of some of the roads in the UK., although they are not so wide, and they drive on the opposite side... seems the Enfield 350 is just perfect for this twisty roads, and its more fun to ride a small bike fast than to ride a large bike slow, enjoy !
Beautiful bike, and absolutely beautiful scenery! I took the 🐖 trail years ago on my Guzzi...... almost lost it in a curve that was covered with small gravel! Very nice video!
I have a Harley Davidson Dyna Switchback and a Yamaha TW 200. Now I want to add a Royal Enfield classic 350 to my collection. Same color as yours of course.
Great video! I just purchased a 2022 classic 350 signals in desert sand, pick it up this weekend! Can't wait to put it to use on similar roads here in Ohio! Keep making these cool videos.
I really enjoy the 350. It’s fast enough for 99% of my needs and slow enough to keep me out of trouble. My GT650 just begs me to break the speed limit.
Memphis will be the closest to Little Rock. I have asked Royal Enfield several times to make me a Brand Ambassador because there are no dealers and you see so very few of their bike.
I’ve worked up there haulin rock on the forestry roads turner’s bend makes awesome ham an chees sandwich and bologna sandwich. Cut over on 215 to ORAK great videos I live around Petijean my
You have alot more sights in your parts....I do at least have Crowley's Ridge over here in Greene Co. I've been out and about here in Paragould, but my little 350 classic wants to head to the hills.
Hi from the UK. Don't worry at all about people thinking your video isn't exciting because you're going too slow - the massive success of the RE 350's proves there's a huge number of riders who DON'T WANT to be tearing round at 90 getting a knee down. Cruising along at this sort of speed along beautiful, gently curving roads looks absolutely great to me and thousands of others.
My Classic 350 arrives in two weeks and I can't wait.
Check out videos of guys riding the 'North Coast 500' in Scotland - the scenery is just breathtaking.
Will do
Hi, Just came across your feed. Awesome country. I see you ride like me. Enjoyed the trip. I had 2016 RE Classic 350 and enjoyed very much. Progressed to a 2016 RE Himalayan, until being rear ended. Now have a Triumph Street Scrambler 900, Honda VFR800X and a 1975 Yamaha XS 650 Customised to a Triumph TR6C. But miss my REs.
Will sell a few and buy a new RE 350 J model Signals version, in Marsh Grey, soon. AUD$8,000 here. Not bad for what you get!
Want to go across the water to visit you guys and travel across your lovely country but my partner and family say I am crazy!
Never know!
There are soooo many great rides in the US. Living here I'll never have the time or money to ride 1/2 of them. If you can come I highly recommend it. We are a motorcycle playground. I almost bought a Street Scrambler. The only thing that stopped me is the nearest dealer was 5 hours away one way.
I recently discovered your channel and have been thoroughly enjoying your RE Classic videos. As I commented on your seat install video, I think we are somewhat kindred spirits. I've been riding for 40+ years, and always had a bent towards larger bikes. Valkyrie, Goldwing, Harley Ultra Classic, VTX 1800, you get the idea. However, I've (re)discovered the fun of smaller bikes. In fact I traded that VTX 1800 for a Honda Monkey. Grinned like an idiot, but I swung too far on the continuum on that one, and traded it for the RE Continental GT (Mr. Clean chrome). It was a nice package, to be sure, but even when I bought that, it was a toss up between that and the VERY comfortable Meteor. My rides on the GT were short-lived. Great for short rides, but it was hard on my middle-aged hips & wrists. Eventually traded it for the Meteor. Loved it, and then the Classic came out. You see where I'm going with this.... 🙂 A few test rides comparing the Meteor and the Classic landed me on the Signals Desert Sand; just like yours. I'm an old soul, and the Classic just fit the bill better than Meteor. Also for me at at 5'7" 210 lbs, I think the Classic edged out the Meteor in handling and comfort. Both, however, are very solid rides. With a 3 yr warranty with roadside assistance, ABS, braided brake lines, center stand, USB port, all at a great price point? Are you kidding me!??
You also mentioned the Harley, and of course the '48 is quite a looker. For me, I tried that brand once. Never again. Lets just say I put lots of miles on their loaner bikes while mine was in the shop. Of all the bikes broken down on the side of the road, what percentage are HD in your neck of the woods? I dunno....yesterday's technology at tomorrow's prices. No thanks. I'll continue to admire them from afar.
RE has been around longer, and at least their yesteryear technology is at yesteryear (or at least at a current year) price point (with a 3 yr warranty). You already mention how people gravitate towards your bike. Trust me, I believe you will miss your little mule if you trade her. That trail in this video is a perfect pairing with this bike, too!
Anyways, admittedly, I come from a history of already experiencing those larger, faster, heavier bikes. I've made peace with sacrificing torque that rips your arms from their sockets at stop lights, and sacrificing HP to overtake other vehicles on the road. But where I'm at now is a very happy place for me. The Classic has allowed me to re-discover the very aspects of the ride that got me hooked on motorcycling in the first place. If you made it it this far, thanks for taking the time to read it all.
Great videos, BTW! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the insight and I hope you are loving your Classic.
I want to try a GT650 but I worry about it for the same reasons it was uncomfortable for you. There is supposed to be a new 650 cruiser coming out from RE called the Shotgun. I might wait for it.
That was a brilliant ride video. I like to see folk out enjoying their bikes on beautiful roads.
I've just ordered a classic 350 after selling my Yamaha xsr700. The Enfield might only have 1/3 the horsepower of the Yamaha, but it's just as much fun. And that's what counts. 👍
Smiles per hour is a real thing.
Did the Pig Trail Monday of this week. Loved it. (Jasper to Ozark (Hwys 7/16/23)) Some of the most beautiful scenery in North America. Thanks for the sandwich recommendation.........you weren't kidding about size!
Awesome! I’m glad you like the trip and the sandwich
Mate ….it was perfect …..g’day from Aussie 🍻
Thanks 👍
I can hardly wait to get one of these.
Thinking about going up in spring to Russellville to visit my dad. Might have to take my classic 350 and take it for a ride through there.
Perfect riding conditions. You can't see any of the beautiful scenery dragging a knee. I ride a Goldwing, VTX1800 and a classic Honda CX500, looking at a Royal Enfield as my next bike. The Interceptor was going to be my choice, but the Classic 350 looks and sounds great! After your video, I may go for one of them. The Classic style is unbeatable.
She is a beautiful creature. I also really like my GT650.
Enjoyed your insight and scenic ride. Well done!
Thank you for watching.
Just discovered your channel sir.Very calming video, feels like talking to a friend. I have a RE 500 Standard year 2016 , got it when I was in college. It is an old type RE with carburetor not fuel injection and most of the times I have to use kickstart as battery in old REs are not that good. I also belongs from a place like you are showing in the video , mountains woods and streams. For 5 years I cruised that bike in beautiful valleys and woods. Coast was about 150 kms from my town and there was a mountain range you have to cross to reach beautiful coast and blue sea. We college mates drove to the coast for fun once in a while. Unfortunately during COVID in 2021 I had to shift to a metropolitan and now my bike is eating dirt in garage.
Thank you for watching
fun road, reminds me of some of the roads in the UK., although they are not so wide, and they drive on the opposite side... seems the Enfield 350 is just perfect for this twisty roads, and its more fun to ride a small bike fast than to ride a large bike slow, enjoy !
Beautiful bike, and absolutely beautiful scenery! I took the 🐖 trail years ago on my Guzzi...... almost lost it in a curve that was covered with small gravel! Very nice video!
Thank you!
I have a Harley Davidson Dyna Switchback and a Yamaha TW 200. Now I want to add a Royal Enfield classic 350 to my collection. Same color as yours of course.
I just picked up TW200. It will start making appearances on the channel. So make sure to subscribe to see more.
I have a Meteor and this is exactly the the kind of rides I enjoy. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
wow...what a ride! beautiful
Yes it was!
Great video! I just purchased a 2022 classic 350 signals in desert sand, pick it up this weekend! Can't wait to put it to use on similar roads here in Ohio! Keep making these cool videos.
Thanks for the video. Looks like a great ride. Own the Honda ADV150 now but thinking about the REborn 350 or new CL500 when built next year.
I really enjoy the 350. It’s fast enough for 99% of my needs and slow enough to keep me out of trouble. My GT650 just begs me to break the speed limit.
@@arkansasoutdoorschannel1867 I think the retro looks of the RE will win me over, btw what gloves are you wearing?
Dude this video was for me. I loved it.
Thanks!
That Signal is looking good, wish we had a RE dealership in the Little Rock area 😀
Memphis will be the closest to Little Rock. I have asked Royal Enfield several times to make me a Brand Ambassador because there are no dealers and you see so very few of their bike.
I’ve worked up there haulin rock on the forestry roads turner’s bend makes awesome ham an chees sandwich and bologna sandwich. Cut over on 215 to ORAK great videos I live around Petijean my
Very cool!
I have to know where you got those saddle bags! I love the retro feel they give.
Ebay and they shipped from India. I have a video on installing them.
Nice ride, nice bike
Thanks!
Is that the seat that came standard with your bike? I love it!
You have alot more sights in your parts....I do at least have Crowley's Ridge over here in Greene Co. I've been out and about here in Paragould, but my little 350 classic wants to head to the hills.
The 350 does love to cruise
Magnifique ✌️
Unless you drove through van buren recently, there is someone who has a bike just like this. I looked twice when I saw it thinking it might be you.
It was me
What type of seat do you have on your bike?
Aftermarket springer seat from eBay.
Almighty Kabeer
👍✌🇫🇷
Thanks for watching!
can u plz remove ur sadle bag for a while and then walkaround it..
There's nothing slower than my Yamaha TW 200 and I wouldn't trade it off for nothing.
I think my Trail 125 might be a little slower.
You rev that motor way to high. Change up sooner, don’t linger
Use the torque!
Your classic misses an heel shifter.
I want one but I haven’t been able to afford one yet.
@@arkansasoutdoorschannel1867 no no no. .. i meant the royal Enfield in the US misses out on a heel shifter nd here in India it comes as standard
Very dangerous trail ….you barely survived..!