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Speed
We see a lot of people strutting their Royal Enfields on the streets. However, these bikes were not built for downright power. While the bike does have good low-end torque, the fact is even a 200cc bike can take on a 350cc Royal Enfield in a straight-line race. But if you are not a speed freak and don’t mind rolling at no more than 70-80 km/h, a Royal Enfield will munch those miles without a care in the world.
Vibrations
Yes, handlebar buzz is a thing and that’s not the only place you feel it. The low revving thump of the engine may sound good, but every beat is a hammer to the underside of the seat. Not a lot has been done to tame those vibrations however. On a Classic 350 that I had the opportunity to ride, speeds above 40 km/h caused my rear-view mirrors to vibrate so much that everything turned into a blur. To add to that, after riding the bike for 30 minutes, my hands went numb with the buzzing.
Cornering
Do not try to corner on a Royal Enfield. While making sparkies on most bikes is fun, most of them have footpegs that collapse upwards. Most Enfields have footpegs that are welded directly to the frame. If you corner too hard, there is a danger of leveraging the rear wheel resulting in a nasty crash.
Heavy
Royal Enfields are heavy bikes and no one can argue that fact. While it is marginally tedious to manoeuvre in heavy traffic, for the most part, it is not very difficult while on the move. The problem comes if the bike falls. It takes a bit of muscle to lift it back up and if not done correctly, there is a very good chance you can hurt your back.
Maintenance
Very tedious to maintain. Its always irritating to pay more than expected. Most of the spare parts & service charges are overpriced. Fans of RE community will always keep on justifying all expenses. But the fact is maintaining bike like royal enfield is very unpleasant task for middle class people
Riding posture
While the vibrations can cause you to buzz for hours after a long ride, you won't have a bad back to add to that problem. The Royal Enfield has an extremely comfortable seating position with an upright stance, higher handle bars and forward set footpegs.
Bigger engines
Want more from the Royal Enfield stable? You got it. Royal Enfield is planning to launch the new 650cc twins, the Interceptor and Continental GT in the coming months. Both bikes feature a parallel twin cylinder engine producing 47.7 PS of power and 52 Nm of torque mated to a 6-speed gearbox.
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