Royal Enfield Classic 350
Signals Edition debuted in India, with a launch price of INR 1,61,984
(ex-showroom Pune). The Signals Edition is the first
Royal Enfield motorcycle to feature ABS in India. Anchorage is provided by a
280 mm rotor up front and a 220 mm rear disc brake.
The Royal Enfield Classic 350 Signals Edition pays
tribute to the Indian Armed Forces, who used the motorcycles on special
operations. The Classic 350 Signals Edition is available for bookings at Royal
Enfield dealerships across India at an amount of INR 5,000, and comes in two
paint schemes - Storm Rider Sand and Airborne Blue.
The Classic 350 Signals Edition takes inspiration
from the Indian Army Corps of Signals, which supervises military
communications. The motorcycle gets a dedicated stencil on the fuel tank along
with a tricolour logo with the '49' numerical. The bike features a single-piece
tanned brown leather seat and matte black treatment on the headlight bezel,
wheels, engine, taillight, handlebars and exhaust.
The Royal Enfield Classic 350 Signals Edition gets
genuine accessories like canvas saddle bags with saddle stays, tall visor, and
a jerry can. Other official accessories include riding jackets, duffle bags,
gloves, helmets, rear parcel rack and binoculars.
The Classic 350 Signals Edition employs a 346 cc,
air-cooled, single-cylinder, two-valve, 4-stroke engine that is capable of
pumping out a maximum power of 19.8 bhp at 5,250 rpm while generating 28 Nm of
peak torque at 4,000 rpm. The motor pairs with a 5-speed transmission. The
motorcycle gets a 12.7 litres fuel tank capacity while it has a kerb weight of
184 kg.
The motorcycle uses a steel tubular single-cradle
chassis to suspend the engine and the suspension. Speaking of which, the
Classic 350 Signals Edition employs telescopic forks at the front and twin
gas-charged shock absorbers at the back.
