Royal Enfield Introduces Two New Variants of Classic 350 and 500
Introducing the new motorcycles, Mr. Rudratej (Rudy) Singh, President, Royal Enfield said, “We try to stick to doing things that are authentic. In that spirit, the new Gunmetal Grey and Stealth Black variants of the Classic are an ode to our riders and their journeys. It is an authentic expression of self and a celebration of the dark and the spirit of the various shades of night when a rider reminisces the day gone by and the day that is to unfold. We are confident that this will resonate with riders and aspirants who believe in what we believe. Pure Motorcycling. With these new Classic additions riders have more ways to tell their story”
The need for this complex shape was made clear by the mystery piston troubles Gilera had in 1947 with its first post–World War II 500-four road race engine. Sometimes its pistons would seize. Other times they broke up for no apparent reason.
