
History Buff:
RE stands tall on the shoulders of its rich history. The company has participated in both the World Wars and have stood the test of time by being in continuous production since day 1. A history buff will surely appreciate the history of the company and of the iconic 350 cc engine, which is almost 86 years old. The history buff will tell you all about the legacy of the company and how they are all about making machines which have “Character” and “Soul”, after struggling to keep up with modern day 150 cc Motorcycles.
Patient:

Even more Patient:
The bike Vibrates due to a stressed mounted engine which is not even counterbalanced. It is a push-rod long-stroke engine with a lot of torque but not enough power. The combined result offers a good initial pick up but a lot of vibrations at 80 km/h. The vibrations are not simple buzzes but rather, massive shakes, which can make your whole body numb. That’s why it is advised to not race or go hard on the Royal Enfield.
Retro Modern:
The bike provides the rider with a straight upward riding position which is really comfortable for riding long. The foot pegs are front set and the bike’s tank is wide and low, because of this, you can sit for hours comfortably. On the flip side, the bike’s weight is high and it is really slow in the corners. Combine to them, a set of stock skinny tyres and you can kiss “lean angles” goodbye.
Spark of personality:

So If you're a Rider who likes to take things slow and one at a time, then the Royal Enfield is the one for you.
By: Yetnesh Dubey