Royal Enfield launches Bullet Trials 350 and 500; see photos here
The Royal Enfield Bullet, one of its oldest brands, gets a much needed identity fillip with the launch of the Bullet Trials in 350 and 500 versions. The brand pays tribute to the legendary Royal Enfield factory riders’ team and to Trials Wizard of 1949
Bullet Trials 350 is priced at Rs 162,345 (ex-showroom). The 350 is available only in red colour. Bookings have already commenced and deliveries will start shortly (Image: Royal Enfield)
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Powered by the same single cylinder 346cc, twinspark, air-cooled engine that powers the older generation Bullet, it produces peak power of 19.8bhp@5250rpm. It is mated to a 5-speed gearbox (Image: Royal Enfield)
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The Trials are nearly identical to the Bullet 350. Weight at 187kg, fuel tank capacity at 13.5 litre. Even chassis and suspension remain the same (Image: Royal Enfield)
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The bike will have trimmed mudguards, a single seat, and luggage carrier to retain the authentic look of the first generation Trials that was launched 70 years ago (Image: Royal Enfield)
Bullet Trials 500 is priced at Rs 207,104 (ex-showroom). The 500 version is available only in green colour. The ex-showroom prices for Kerala have been kept at Rs 199,899 to account for high levies and taxes in the state (Image: Royal Enfield)
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Powered by the same single cylinder, four-stroke 499cc, air-cooled engine that powers the older generation Bullet. It produces peak power of 27.2bhp@5250rpm and is mated to a 5-speed gearbox (Image: Royal Enfield)
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Weight of the Bullet Trial 500 is 192kg and has a similar fuel tank capacity of 13.5 litre as that of Trials 300. All the specifications of the Trials 500 is similar to the Trials 350. Both motorcycles get a 280 mm disc up front and a 240 mm disc at the rear along with dual-channel disc brake (Image: Royal Enfield)
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There will also be a set of five specific motorcycle accessories available, that have been designed for the Bullet Trials, including a sump guard for added engine protection (Image: Royal Enfield)
The bikes will be available with more than 30 genuine motorcycle accessories. Royal Enfield has designed and developed five specific motorcycle accessories for Bullet Trials - compact engine guard, headlight grill, number board, aluminium sump guard and the handlebar brace pad (Image: Royal Enfield)
