2023 Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Specs Leaked!

The Bullet 350 is arguably the most iconic Royal Enfield bike and it’ll soon get the update of its life. And now right before the 2023 Bullet 350’s launch, its brochure has leaked online, revealing a bit more about it. 

For starters, there’s obviously the new J-series chassis and the lovable 349cc air-cooled engine making 20.2PS and 27Nm, one that we’ve previously seen on the Classic 350, Meteor 350 and the Hunter 350. Another thing that the Bullet will get from the Classic 350 is the new semi-digital console with an analogue speedometer and a small LCD screen below it. Interestingly, the brochure says that the bike will roll on an 19-/18-inch wheel setup, ditching the 19-inch rear wheel it always got. The front tyre, meanwhile, is a 100-section one while the rear is a 120-section unit. 

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The brochure has also revealed that the upcoming Bullet will come in three variants. While the names aren’t known yet, the base trim gets a drum brake at the rear, single-channel ABS and a chrome-finished engine. The mid-spec variant, meanwhile, gets a disc brake at the rear, dual-channel ABS, gold pin striping and a chrome finish on the engine. On the top-spec trim there’s ‘coppa pinstriping’, 3D gold badging and a dual-tone finish on the tank. 

Other changes that the J-series bike will get is the revised, more premium switchgear and a USB charging port. If you want a detailed analysis, here’s what the updated Bullet 350 will bring. Once here, the Bullet 350 will rival the likes of the Honda H'ness CB350, Jawa and Benelli Imperiale 400. 

With the new-gen Classic 350, Royal Enfield managed to modernise all the right aspects without really compromising on what it always stood for: an easy-going single-cylinder roadster, and we hope Royal Enfield does the same with the next-gen Bullet 350 as well. It’s coming on September 1 and we expect it to be priced at around Rs 1.80 lakh, ex-showroom. 

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