BS6 Royal Enfield Bullet 350 | Updated prices and Specs.

Royal Enfield has already rolled out its BS6 Classic 350 in 1st week of Jan 2020, and for BS6 Bullet 350 it has started accepting bookings now. However, the launch of BS6 Bullet 350 is scheduled in April 2020. Deliveries against advance bookings will start subsequently after its launch.

Due to this upgrade to BS6, some changes have appeared in the performance and pricing of this bike. Let’s have a look.

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BS6 Bullet 350 | Prices

• The average price difference between old BS-4 models Vs new BS6 models is above ₹10,000.
• The higher price of BS6 bikes is because of added EFI (Electronic Fuel Injection System), unlike their BS-4 brothers which were fitted with carburettors.
• Another big reason for increased prices is the addition of more expensive metal(catalytic metal) in bike’s exhaust system for cleaner emissions directed by BS6 norms.

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BS6 Bullet 350 | Engine output

• The power figure is lessened by 0.7 bhp in new BS6 Bullet 350 models which is possibly due to the more restricted exhaust system.
• Somehow, Torque is exactly the same as it was earlier, so no effect on torque output due to BS6 upgrade.

Note: Rest of the specs. are expected to be the same on new BS6 Bullet 350 models, as their older siblings. Let’s wait for the launch, to observe if the aforementioned changes make any difference to the ride quality of the bike or not.

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FAQs

Q: What is Bullet 350 mileage BS6?

On average, the BS6 Bullet 350 gives around 35–40 kmpl. In city traffic it drops a little, on highways it can stretch further, and with a light hand on the throttle you may even squeeze a bit more.

Q: What is the price of Royal Enfield Bullet 350 BS6 Colours?

The price for the BS6 Bullet 350 starts at about ₹1.7 lakh and goes close to ₹2 lakh depending on the variant. Colours include Black, Regal Red, Military Silver, Royal Blue and a few more that stand out on the road.

Q: Which bullet color is best?

That depends on taste. Many riders swear by the classic Black, some like the Military tones for a rugged look, while Chrome and Blue appeal to younger buyers, and honestly each shade has its own charm on the Bullet’s frame.

Q: What is the new model of Bullet 350cc 2025?

The 2025 Bullet 350 now runs on the J-series platform. It’s the same one used on the Classic and Meteor, which makes it more refined with fewer vibrations yet it still holds on to that unmistakable Bullet character and thump.