New Royal Enfield Classic 350 Bobber Spied with Distinctive Single Seat and Striking White Tyre Wall

Bobber bikes have gained popularity in India due to their sleek and minimalist designs, offering a unique and stylish alternative to traditional cruiser motorcycles.

Royal Enfield Classic 350 is a popular motorcycle in India, known for its classic and retro styling, robust build quality, and reliable performance. It has a loyal fanbase and continues to dominate the mid-sized motorcycle segment.

Now royal Enfield classic 350 bobber is spotted with white tyre wall and a single seat. Royal Enfield presently provides a Classic 350 model that features a solitary seat. However, they are also developing a Bobber 350 version that will be based on the Classic 350, but with some additional modifications.

Recently, the first-ever test prototype of the RE Classic 350 Bobber was spotted undergoing testing in Chennai, and credit goes to the automobile enthusiast Prabhu for capturing these exclusive spy pictures. These images reveal the significant differences between the new Classic 350 Bobber and the current Classic 350 model.

Royal Enfield classic 350 Bobber

The RE Classic 350 is the top-selling motorcycle of Royal Enfield, with sales close to 25,000 units in the previous month. The bike's outstanding feature is its excellent balance, which is a result of a blend of vintage style, contemporary technology, and riding dynamics.

The company aims to maintain these qualities in the upcoming Bobber model, so there will be no alterations to its design or body panels.

The wheelbase of the Classic 350 Bobber appears to be identical to that of the C350, which should preserve the bike's ride and handling characteristics.

Expected features and first looks

Aside from that, we can observe a few changes, including a new blacked-out and more robust exhaust, a taller handlebar, blackened ORVMs, blackened wire-spoke rims, teal-colored sidewall tires, and rear tail lights and turn indicators from the Super Meteor 650.

It is expected that the Classic 350 Bobber will feature an LED headlight borrowed from the Super Meteor model. During recent testing, the prototype was equipped with emission testing gear and a new, larger exhaust system that appears to have a wider aperture at the tip, which may result in a bass-rich sound experience.

The Classic 350 Bobber's handlebar is reminiscent of the tall, custom choppers from the western world, allowing for an upright seating position and a comfortable rider's triangle. The single-seat design appears to be comfortable enough to provide the optimum level of comfort.

The 349cc air/oil-cooled engine, which is paired with a 5-speed gearbox, is expected to produce 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm of torque. Furthermore, the bike may be equipped with a dual-channel ABS as standard.