Royal Enfield is set to launch a new 350cc bobber called the Goan Classic 350. Unlike other 300cc bobbers in the market, the Goan Classic 350 will come equipped with provisions to carry a pillion straight from the factory. This sets it apart from competitors like Jawa bobbers which prioritize form over function.
The engine in the Goan Classic 350 is expected to produce the same 20.2hp and 27Nm of torque as seen in other models on the J-platform. Whitewall tires will be standard on this bike, adding to its classic and retro appeal.
One unique feature of the Goan Classic 350 is its seating arrangement. It can accommodate two people as standard, making it a more practical choice for riders who need to carry a passenger. The pillion seat also appears to be easily detachable, allowing for a clean and minimalistic look when riding solo.
In terms of design, the Goan Classic 350 borrows elements from the popular Classic 350 model, including the headlight nacelle, front fork, and engine. However, it also features some distinctive elements such as an ape-hanger handlebar and whitewall tires, setting it apart from its siblings in the Royal Enfield lineup.
With pricing expected to be at the upper end of the spectrum for similar models, the Goan Classic 350 promises to offer a unique and stylish option for riders looking for a classic bobber with modern features. Keep an eye out for its official launch in the near future.
