The Royal Enfield 650 Twin Motorcycles get new colourways with an array of Make-it-Yours (MIY) Options
Meteor 350 Bike
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Royal Enfields used to be as British as a drizzly bank holiday in Margate, but these days the Indian manufacturer’s primary focus is on emerging markets, particularly the subcontinent and Far East.
Take a look at the new Hunter 350, Enfield’s frugal and easy-to-ride new commuter, and you immediately understand the environment for which it has been built to thrive. It’s light, tough, agile and, with faultless fuelling and a tight turning circle, designed to revel in the chaos of urban centres from Madras to Bangkok.
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