The Royal Enfield Bullet is not just a motorcycle — it’s an emotion that runs deep in the heart of Indian motorcycling culture. And now in 2025, the iconic Bullet 350 returns in an all-new avatar, bringing a modern heart with classic soul. The latest version is powered by the refined J-series engine (shared with the Classic 350 and Hunter 350), and is engineered to offer better ride quality, fuel efficiency, and reliability — all while retaining its timeless styling and thump.
In this blog, we break down everything about the 2025 Royal Enfield Bullet 350, including its price, mileage, specs, features, colors, and ride experience.
🏍️ Design: Still Timeless, Now Even Cleaner
The 2025 Bullet 350 retains its legendary old-school look with subtle refinements.
✅ Design Highlights:
- Teardrop fuel tank with signature hand-painted pinstripes
- Metal fenders and boxy side covers for an authentic retro vibe
- Classic round halogen headlamp with chrome bezel
- 13-liter sculpted fuel tank
- Retro-styled tail lamp and indicators
- Upright riding posture with single-piece seat
- New cast and spoke wheels options
The Bullet 350 continues to look like a Bullet — muscular, raw, and iconic. But now, it’s better built and better finished.
⚙️ Engine & Performance: Smooth, Refined & Reliable
The biggest update to the Bullet 350 comes under the fuel tank — the new 349cc single-cylinder J-series engine. This same engine powers the Meteor, Classic, and Hunter, but it has been re-tuned for the Bullet’s traditional riding character.
🔧 Engine Specs:
- Displacement: 349cc, air-oil cooled
- Max Power: 20.2 bhp @ 6100 rpm
- Max Torque: 27 Nm @ 4000 rpm
- Transmission: 5-speed constant mesh gearbox
- Fuel System: EFI (Electronic Fuel Injection)
- Starting: Electric start (standard)
This engine delivers a much smoother and quieter ride than the older UCE motor, with:
- Reduced vibrations across all RPMs
- Better throttle response
- Linear torque curve for easy city riding
It’s an ideal companion for both daily commuting and long weekend getaways.
⛽ Mileage & Fuel Efficiency
Thanks to the refined engine, the Bullet 350 is now more fuel-efficient than ever before.
- Claimed mileage: 35–38 kmpl (real-world tested varies by riding style)
- Fuel tank capacity: 13 liters
- Riding range: Over 450 km per tank
Bullet lovers can now enjoy the ride without worrying too much about fuel costs, especially on highways and long-distance trips.
🛋️ Ride Quality and Comfort
The 2025 Bullet gets major chassis improvements that transform how it rides and handles.
🛞 Suspension & Brakes:
- Front: Telescopic forks, 41mm diameter
- Rear: Twin shock absorbers with 6-step preload
- Brakes:
- Front: 300mm disc with twin-piston caliper
- Rear: 270mm disc or 153mm drum (variant-dependent)
- Tyres: 19-inch front / 18-inch rear, tubeless in alloy wheel versions
✅ Comfort Upgrades:
- Well-padded wide seat with better lumbar support
- Upright riding triangle for relaxed posture
- 805mm seat height – comfortable for all riders
- Enhanced NVH levels = reduced vibrations
Riding the new Bullet feels like riding the past, but without the compromises.
📱 Features: Basic, But Functional
While it retains its old-school charm, the Bullet 350 does get some essential modern touches.
💡 Key Features:
- Semi-digital instrument cluster with analog speedometer
- Digital odometer, trip meter & fuel gauge
- Battery and engine malfunction indicator
- Side-stand engine cut-off
- Dual-channel ABS (top variant)
- Halogen bulbs throughout (no LEDs yet)
- New USB charging port (in select trims)
- Optional Royal Enfield Tripper Navigation (via accessories)
The Bullet isn’t about screens and flashy tech — it’s about a pure mechanical experience — and that’s exactly what it delivers.
🎨 Colors and Variants
The 2025 Royal Enfield Bullet 350 is available in 3 primary variants with different finishes and features:
| Variant | Brakes | Wheels | ABS | Price (Ex-showroom) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base (Military) | Drum (rear) | Spoke | Single-channel | ₹1.74 lakh |
| Mid (Standard) | Disc (F+R) | Spoke | Dual-channel | ₹1.88 lakh |
| Top (Black/Gold) | Disc (F+R) | Alloy | Dual-channel | ₹2.15 lakh |
Available Colors:
- Military Red, Military Black (base variant)
- Standard Maroon, Standard Black (mid variant)
- Black Gold, Copper Bronze (top variant)
Each variant offers a different level of finish, from matte to glossy paint, with pinstriping done by hand.
✅ Pros and Cons
👍 Pros:
✔️ Iconic retro design with modern refinement
✔️ Smooth and torquey new engine
✔️ Comfortable for long rides
✔️ Good mileage for a 350cc bike
✔️ Affordable maintenance and resale value
✔️ Better brakes and chassis dynamics
👎 Cons:
❌ Still uses halogen lighting
❌ No slipper clutch or full-digital cluster
❌ No LED headlamp or smart connectivity features
❌ Slightly heavier for city traffic (191 kg curb weight)
👤 Who Should Buy the Bullet 350 2025?
The new Bullet is perfect for riders who:
- Want a classic bike with modern mechanicals
- Value ride comfort over high speed
- Ride within the city or on scenic highways
- Love Royal Enfield’s brand and heritage
- Are upgrading from 150-200cc commuter bikes
Whether you’re a first-time Bullet rider or a long-time fan, this version brings the best of both worlds.
🏁 Final Verdict: The Legacy Lives On — Better Than Ever
The 2025 Royal Enfield Bullet 350 is a perfect tribute to its legendary lineage. It offers modern-day refinement without compromising the old-school charm, making it a true mechanical classic for the modern rider.
From the signature exhaust note to the improved riding dynamics, every inch of the new Bullet feels like a machine built with purpose and heritage.