Royal Enfield, celebrated worldwide for its timeless designs and rugged heritage, has officially introduced four of its iconic motorcycles in Bangladesh, bringing a new level of quality and style to the local market. Motorcycle enthusiasts in Bangladesh can now experience the Classic 350, Meteor 350, Hunter 350, and the legendary Bullet 350, each model renowned for its premium build and performance. These bikes aren’t just motorcycles; they embody Royal Enfield’s legacy, offering Bangladeshi riders a chance to embrace the brand's adventure-driven spirit and unmatched allure. Royal Enfield Motorcycles Available in Bangladesh . Royal Enfield Classic 350 The Royal Enfield Classic 350, now available in Bangladesh at an approximate starting price of 4,05,000 BDT, brings a unique blend of vintage charm and modern reliability to the local motorcycle scene. This model combines a classic aesthetic inspired by the 1948 G2 Bullet with contemporary engineering, featuring a smooth 349.34cc J-series engine that minimises vibrations and offers reliable performance. It can produce 20.21 PS @ 6100 rpm of power. The maximum torque of Classic 350 is about 27 Nm @ 4000 rpm. Classic 350 has a fuel tank of 13-litre claiming mileage of 41.55 kmpl. Designed for city commutes and long-distance rides, the Classic 350 stands out with comfortable ergonomics, wide handlebars, and a plush seat, making it an ideal choice for riders who appreciate style and comfort. Key safety features, such as ABS and an LED headlight, enhance the riding experience without compromising the bike’s timeless appeal. Read more: Motorcycle Categories: Different Types of Motorbikes Explained The Classic 350’s exclusivity is heightened by its availability in seven striking colour options, including the Stealth Black variant, which comes with alloy wheels and tubeless tyres for a unique look. However, its premium price point may be a barrier for budget-conscious buyers, and the suspension can feel slightly stiff on uneven roads.  Additionally, some accessories like the pillion seat are sold separately, adding to the overall cost. Yet, for enthusiasts, the Classic 350 is more than a motorcycle; it is a piece of Royal Enfield’s legacy that combines tradition with a smooth, refined riding experience.  Royal Enfield Meteor 350 The Royal Enfield Meteor 350, priced starting at 4,35,000 BDT in Bangladesh, is a versatile cruiser that balances everyday commuting with weekend road trips. Powered by a 349cc J-series engine, it generates 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm of torque, delivering smooth, reliable performance suited to both city streets and highways. Its air-cooled engine produces 20.4 PS @ 6100 rpm of power. Read: Motorbike Buyer Guide: Some popular models with price in Bangladesh With its cruiser-style design, low and wide split seat, and padded backrest, the Meteor 350 ensures rider comfort, making it ideal for long journeys. It has a 15-litre fuel tank. Available in four variants (Aurora, Fireball, Stellar, and Supernova) and 12 colour options, it caters to different tastes, with the Supernova variant offering premium touches like an LED headlight and Tripper navigation for seamless GPS functionality. The Meteor 350’s good side includes its mid-range torque, dual-channel ABS, comfortable seat height, and decent fuel efficiency—around 41.88 km/l in the city. However, minor vibrations can be felt at high revs, and while it cruises comfortably, it could benefit from a slightly higher top speed for highway riding.  The Meteor’s exclusivity lies in its thoughtful blend of classic cruiser design and modern tech features like Bluetooth connectivity and semi-digital instrumentation. With its iconic thumping sound and smooth engine, the Meteor 350 offers Bangladeshi riders a unique, stylish experience that is both practical and performance-oriented.  Read Motorcycle Loans in Bangladesh: Turning Your Two-wheeler Dream into Reality Royal Enfield Bullet 350 The Royal Enfield Bullet 350, starting at 4,10,000 BDT in Bangladesh, is a testament to classic motorcycling with its iconic retro styling and robust build quality. Powered by a 349cc single-cylinder J-series air-cooled engine which produces 20.4 PS @ 6100 rpm of power. Delivering about 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm of torque, it offers smooth and refined power, making it a reliable choice for city commuting and relaxed rides. It bears a fuel tank of 13 litres and a claimed mileage of 37 kmpl. The Bullet 350’s design is deeply rooted in Royal Enfield’s heritage, featuring a round halogen headlamp, teardrop fuel tank, and a single-piece seat, giving it an unmatched vintage appeal. Available in five variants and seven colours, such as Military Black, Standard Maroon, and Black Gold, the bike provides options to suit various aesthetic preferences. It can be an alternative to the Classic 350, offering a similar riding experience. However, it does have a few limitations; the rear brake uses a drum setup instead of a disc in some variants, and the lack of a kick-start option may be missed by traditionalists. Nonetheless, the Bullet 350’s exclusivity lies in its authentic, timeless design paired with a refined engine, making it a top choice for riders who value both heritage and performance. Read: Motorcycle vs. Scooter: Which is right for you? Royal Enfield Hunter 350 The Royal Enfield Hunter 350, with a starting price of around 3,40,000 BDT in Bangladesh, is a compact, stylish street roadster aimed at younger and first-time riders. It is powered by a 349.34cc air-cooled engine featuring 20.4 PS @ 6100 rpm of power. It comes with a fuel tank of 13 litres and a claimed mileage of 36.2 kmpl. Producing about 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm of torque, it delivers reliable power for urban commuting and short highway trips.  With its lightweight build (181 kg for the Metro variant) and a low seat height of 790mm, the Hunter 350 is easy to handle and manoeuvre, making it accessible for newer riders and those with shorter frames. Its design draws from a neo-retro aesthetic, featuring a round halogen headlamp, teardrop-shaped fuel tank, and minimalistic styling that evokes a vintage appeal, reminiscent of more premium roadsters. On the positive side, the Hunter 350 offers a comfortable riding position, dual-channel ABS in the Metro variant, and vibrant colour options, making it visually appealing and practical. However, it lacks standard GPS and can feel slightly stiff due to its suspension setup, which might affect comfort on rougher roads.  Read Best Ride Sharing Apps in Bangladesh This bike is exclusive as the most affordable Royal Enfield, designed to offer the Royal Enfield experience at a lower price point, while still delivering a unique, retro-inspired look that stands out in urban settings.  Final Thoughts With the introduction of the Classic 350, Meteor 350, Bullet 350, and Hunter 350, Royal Enfield is making waves in the Bangladesh market. These models offer a blend of style, power, and exclusivity, from the classic charm of the Bullet to the road-trip-ready Meteor. Each model captures the legacy of Royal Enfield, offering Bangladeshi riders a premium experience that combines heritage, quality, and performance. Read more: 8 Best Motorbikes Coming to Bangladesh in 2024

Royal Enfield 350 is set to be launched in July 2024, hitting the roads of Bangladesh as the first 350cc bike. The launch will showcase the four distinct series of this two-wheeler — Classic, Bullet, Hunter, and Meteor, all of which have already gained a reputation in the global market. IFAD Motors will handle all manufacturing locally, as well as sales and distribution. Let's delve into the features and probable pricing of the Royal Enfield 350 models, as these motorbikes make their debut on the roads of the country.  Features of Royal Enfield Classic 350 The Classic 350A brings a masterful fusion of the manufacturer's illustrious heritage and cutting-edge technology. The air-cooled single-cylinder and 349cc engine justify the model as an exemplary motorcycle. Read more: Popular Motorcycle Helmets Under 15000 Taka in Bangladesh Generating 20.2 bhp (brake horsepower) at 6,100 rpm (revolutions per minute) and a torque of 19 lb-ft (pounds force foot) at 4,000 rpm, the Classic 350 ensures a balanced and powerful ride, whether navigating urban traffic or cruising on the open road. Drawing inspiration from Enfield's timeless tradition, the design exudes classic charm. The steel frame provides a sturdy foundation, while the ergonomically designed hand grips, handlebars, and adjustable foot pegs ensure comfort for both rider and passenger. Ride quality is enhanced with a front suspension featuring a 41 mm telescopic fork and a twin-side swing arm at the rear, guaranteeing a smooth and enjoyable journey. For added safety, both front and rear hydraulic disc brakes function as an ABS (Anti-Lock Braking System), ensuring reliable stopping power. Read more: 8 Best Motorbikes Coming to Bangladesh in 2024 The instrument panel features a traditional speedometer and a fuel level indicator, offering essential information at a glance. Additionally, a range of accessories, including a hard side case, rear rack, and bag liner, further enhance the Classic 350's versatility and practicality. Features of Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Much like its classic counterpart, the Bullet model boasts a 349cc J-series engine, delivering 20.2 bhp horsepower at 6,100 rpm and 19.9 lb-ft of torque at 4,000 rpm. While not built for high-speed endeavours, it excels in cruising comfortably at 50 to 60 miles per hour. This series holds the record for the longest-running motorcycle design in history. Enfield of India was established in 1955 in collaboration with the parent company, Enfield Cycle Company, and Madras Motors of India. The legacy of Enfield Cycles, based in Madras (now Chennai), continues with the Bullet series Assembly. Retaining its historic charm, the Bullet's timeless design effortlessly captivates any rider. Notably, its exotic design and USB charging port add to its allure. Read more: Bajaj Pulsar N250: 250 CC Motorbike in Bangladesh Featuring comfortable handling, suspension, and a dual-seat setup, navigation feels intuitive whether riding solo or with a companion. The generously padded seat, standing at 805 mm high, ensures comfort for both rider and passenger alike. With a 13-litre fuel tank, the Bullet can travel over 300 miles on a full tank, offering impressive mileage for extended journeys. Features of Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Equipped with modern instruments, the Hunter is the most tech-savvy member of the family. Maintaining the classic model's essence, it retains a single cylinder and a 349cc engine capacity, delivering 14.87 kW at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm (Newton-metre) of torque at 4,000 rpm. Read more: 10 Best GPS Trackers for Motorcycles in Bangladesh Designed with urban environments in mind, this series boasts a steel frame that provides robust support for both rider and passenger. Telescopic forks in the front suspension and twin side swing arms in the rear suspension ensure smooth navigation through city streets. With a manageable weight of 181 kg and a seat height of 31.1 inches (or 790 millimetres), the Hunter accommodates adult riders comfortably. Safety is paramount, thanks to hydraulic disc brakes with front and rear ABS, offering peace of mind while on the move. The Hunter-350 features a digital instrument panel and the convenience of a power outlet, hard side case, and storage cover. Completing its modern appeal are tubeless tires mounted on aluminium wheels, ensuring reliability and style in equal measure. Read more: Uber Driver Account in Bangladesh: How to Activate, Delete, and Reactivate Features of Royal Enfield Meteor 350 The Meteor-350 shares many similarities with its counterparts. Its 349cc single-cylinder engine remains consistent, delivering 27 Nm of torque at 4,000 rpm and 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm. Featuring a vast array of Genuine Motorcycle Accessories (GMA) with a durable and polished finish, the Meteor 350 offers a touch of personalization. The seamless synergy between the engine and gears ensures a velvety-smooth riding experience, even at speeds ranging from 90 to 110 km per hour, where vibrations are kept at bay. Built on a sturdy steel frame and equipped with front and rear suspension featuring telescopic forks and twin side swing arms respectively, the Meteor 350 promises stability and comfort on any terrain. Read more: Motorcycle Helmet Buyer's Guide with Price Ranges in Bangladesh Dual seats positioned at a height of 30.1 inches (or 764.5 mm) from the ground, coupled with hydraulic disc brakes with ABS on both front and rear wheels, guarantee complete safety for riders and passengers alike. Boasting digital components such as a speedometer, tachometer, trip odometer, compass, and navigation system, the Meteor 350 sets a new standard in world-class amenities, enhancing the overall riding experience to unparalleled heights. Price Ranges of Royal Enfield 350 Models In neighbouring India, the Classic series is priced between Rs 1,93,080 and Rs 2,24,755, depending on the colour options and ABS variants. Converted to Bangladeshi Taka (Rs 1 = BDT 1.32), this ranges from approximately BDT 2,55,174 to BDT 2,97,036.  Read more: Bajaj Pulsar N160 rolled out in Bangladesh: Review, Price, Specifications The Bullet models, now available in several new colours, range from around Rs 1,73,562 to Rs 1,97,436, equivalent to roughly BDT 2, 29,379 to BDT 2,60,931. Indian customers have the option of colourful Hunter models, priced between Rs 1,49,900 to Rs 1,74,655, approximately BDT 1,98,107 to BDT 2,30,823.  The Meteor-350, ideal for leisurely cruising, is attracting attention with prices ranging from Rs 2,05,900 to Rs 2,29,900, (corresponding to BDT 2,72,117 to BDT 3,03,835). Read more: 8 Safe Motorcycle Riding Tips for Women In Bangladesh, motorcycle prices can be influenced by market conditions and the dollar rate. According to Ifad Motors, if the dollar rate remains almost BDT 125, the Royal Enfield-350 series could be priced between BDT 5 and BDT 6 lakh. Wrap Up The above-mentioned four variants of the Royal Enfield 350 motorbikes are expected to mark a milestone for the thriving two-wheeler industry of Bangladesh. Bikers seeking antique value may lean towards the Bullet models over the Classic ones, despite their robust build and traditional design. Urban drivers will likely be drawn to the Hunter, while the younger generation may favour the Meteor. Even with ABS and engine-gear synchronisation, riders should exercise caution and refrain from pushing the limits of these cruisers on zigzag roads, rural lanes, or long-distance trails. Read more: Motorbike Riding in Winter: How to beat the cold weather?