The Royal Enfield Bullet 350 is one of the most iconic motorcycles in the brand’s lineup, blending retro styling with modern engineering. In Indore, the on-road price of the Bullet 350 varies depending on the chosen variant. The entry-level Bullet 350 Battalion Black is priced at Rs. 1,87,948, followed closely by the Bullet 350 Military at Rs. 1,88,646. Moving up, the Bullet 350 Standard costs Rs. 2,13,271, while the fully loaded Bullet 350 Black Gold is available at Rs. 2,32,210.

Powered by a 349cc, BS6, single-cylinder engine, the Bullet 350 produces 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and a peak torque of 27 Nm at 4,000 rpm, paired with a five-speed gearbox. It shares much of its engine, hardware, and features with the Classic 350, making it mechanically familiar while retaining its timeless Bullet character. The motorcycle tips the scales at 195 kg, comes equipped with a 13-litre fuel tank, and can comfortably handle long rides as well as daily use.

In terms of styling, the Bullet 350 proudly carries forward its retro-inspired DNA. It gets a round halogen headlamp paired with traditional round indicators, further enhanced by a single-piece seat and a sturdy tubular grab rail for the pillion. Royal Enfield has ensured that the bike maintains its classic appeal while complying with modern safety and comfort requirements.

The hardware setup includes telescopic front forks, dual rear shock absorbers, and a combination of front disc brake with rear drum/disc depending on the variant. For wheels, the Bullet 350 runs on a 19-inch front and an 18-inch rear spoke wheel, both wrapped in tube-type tyres, which add to its rugged old-school charm. The dual-channel ABS system ensures rider safety across all variants.

Adding to its appeal is the wide range of colour options. Royal Enfield offers the Bullet 350 in seven paint schemes, including Military Red, Military Black, Military SilverBlack, Military SilverRed, Standard Black, Standard Maroon, and Black Gold. These combinations allow riders to pick a model that best suits their sense of style while staying true to the Bullet’s heritage look.

With its mix of reliable performance, strong road presence, and vintage charisma, the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 continues to stand tall among rivals like the Honda H’ness CB350, Jawa 350, and even its sibling, the Classic 350. It remains a symbol of timeless motorcycling, updated just enough to cater to today’s generation of riders without losing the character that made it legendary.