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Royal Enfield Bullet 350 vs Royal Enfield Classic 350

Prices ex-showroom Delhi, checked 2026-09. On-road and running costs estimated for Delhi.

Royal Enfield Bullet 350 and Royal Enfield Classic 350 are from different segments and turn up together on most shortlists. The Bullet 350 undercuts the Classic 350 by ₹32,344, a gap big enough to notice on the EMI but not to decide the argument on its own.

On our category count it is a draw at 1 each, which usually means the two are aimed at different riders rather than one being better.

Category by category

  • Price

    Bullet 350

    The Bullet 350 starts ₹32,344 lower (₹1,65,656 against ₹1,98,000), about ₹1,030 a month less on a standard loan.

  • Running cost

    Tie

    Identical mileage claims of 35 kmpl.

  • Safety kit

    Classic 350

    Classic 350 adds dual-channel abs and tubeless tyres that the Bullet 350 does not have on any variant.

Which one should you buy?

Buy the Bullet 350 if

  • you want the lower purchase price and EMI
  • your priority is heritage riding
  • your priority is weekend leisure rides
Read the Bullet 350 review

Buy the Classic 350 if

  • dual-channel ABS is non-negotiable for you
  • your priority is weekend highway rides
  • your priority is relaxed cruising
Read the Classic 350 review

What each really costs

Base variants, Delhi, 30 km a day. Servicing and insurance are class-typical estimates.

CostBullet 350Classic 350
Ex-showroom₹1,65,656₹1,98,000
On-road, Delhi₹1,90,400₹2,25,900
Fuel, 5 years₹1,28,600₹1,28,600
Servicing, 5 years₹30,000₹35,000
Insurance renewals₹9,140₹10,844
Five-year total₹3,58,140₹4,00,344

Full specification comparison

Better figure in each row is shown in green.

SpecRoyal EnfieldBullet 350Royal EnfieldClassic 350
Price
Starting ex-showroom₹1,65,656₹1,98,000
Rough EMI / month₹5,250₹6,280
Engine
Engine349 cc349 cc
Engine type1 Cylinder, Air and Oil-Cooled, 2 ValvesSingle-cylinder, 4-stroke, air-oil-cooled, SOHC 2-valve, J-series
Power20.2 bhp20.2 bhp
Torque27 Nm27 Nm
Claimed mileage35 kmpl35 kmpl
CoolingOil-cooledAir-oil cooled
Transmission5 Speed5-speed
StarterSelf start only
Electric
Top speed110 km/h
Dimensions
Kerb weight195 kg195 kg
Fuel tank13 L13 L
Seat height805 mm805 mm
Ground clearance160 mm170 mm
Wheelbase1390 mm1390 mm
Length2110 mm
Width785 mm
Height1225 mm
Brakes & suspension
Front brakeDisc, 300 mm, 2 piston caliper300 mm disc
Rear brakeDrum, 153 mm270 mm disc / 153 mm drum
ABS / CBSSingle Channel ABSSingle or dual-channel ABS
Front suspensionTelescopic, 41mm forks, 130mm travel41 mm telescopic
Rear suspensionTwin tube Emulsion shock absorbers with 6-step adjustable preloadTwin tube emulsion shocks, 6-step adjustable
Tyres
Front tyre100/90-19100/90-19
Rear tyre120/80-18120/80-18

Bullet 350 vs Classic 350: questions people ask

Which is cheaper, the Bullet 350 or the Classic 350?
The Bullet 350 is cheaper by ₹32,344 at the base variant (₹1,65,656 against ₹1,98,000 ex-showroom Delhi).
Which gives better mileage, the Bullet 350 or the Classic 350?
Both claim 35 kmpl.
What is the on-road price difference between the Bullet 350 and Classic 350 in Delhi?
About ₹35,500: roughly ₹1,90,400 for the Bullet 350 and ₹2,25,900 for the Classic 350, base variants, including road tax, registration and insurance.
Which costs less to own over five years?
Our estimate for five years at 30 km a day in Delhi is ₹3,58,140 for the Bullet 350 and ₹4,00,344 for the Classic 350, including purchase, fuel, servicing and insurance renewals. The Bullet 350 comes out ₹42,204 ahead.

Read the full reviews

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