Motorcycles to a motorcyclists are much more than the sum of their parts ! As fishing rods are to an angler and classic guns are to a sportsman ! Stay safe everyone have the loveliest of days on your bike or casting your fishing rod

After 7 months and 11oo miles, I'm still way in love with my Halcyon Grey Royal Enfield Classic 350! Got me and my son one, and his girlfriend's father did as well, and we've had an absolute blast riding them! It's a great bike to run and get coffee, hangout ,and wait for people to ask about it - which they do in droves. In fact, if you don't like people, get another bike! The bike IS Zen, and the only point anyone needs to know is what you said - it's not a go fast bike. There's 100s of those, and most will never grow on you like this one does. I don't ever think you'd regret buying one - esp if you have another bike(s). My son's is the same rootbeer/chrome and in the sun, these bikes are gems! Wahoo! and... Ride Safe 🙏🏼

One of the best if not the best descriptions of a Beautiful Bike! This bike is NOT for ripping up the tarmac at 100mph! Its for riders that want to be as One with there machine,to be in a state of Calm! To Enjoy what they love doing, to reconnect with the feeling that made them want to ride a motorcycle in the first place,I don't think there is another modern bike around that can do that! This is a bike that will give you a smile every mile! &Will even bring a smile to who ever sees it! It will become your best friend, it will become part of you,it will change you, it will make you happy forever that is the power this bike has on you & your soul! God Bless Royal Enfield!

So, let's be clear about this, you really like your bike. Hmmm.., well , there's no doubt about it, she's a real beauty. I know what you're saying, i feel the same way about mine, some kind of connection to your inner self. The bike & the biking experience, there's nothing else like it in the world. I'm an olde guy, 75 yrs young, been riding off & on since 16 yrs olde. I expect to ride 'til 100 & then i'll get a three wheeler. Once again, beautiful machine. Also, speed doesn't really mean all that much anymore. Ric, ontario canada.

Royal Enfield knows how to time travel. I ride my Interceptor and sorta daydream I'm riding around in 1972, but then the cellphone makes a noise. The Classic 350,....wow! Taken back to post WW2! Well, not me really, because I didn't make my own debut until the last day of 1965! Damn it's a pretty bike!!!

I usually don't comment, but your experience and feelings are genuine, referring to soul connection, can you imagine in India their is a Royal Enfield Bullet Temple,, nothing extraordinary but shows how much loved and appreciated this vehicle is... One thing that outstands with Royal Enfield compared to other brands,,, Their Quality doesn't feel like substandard with the pricing they kept... All metal, economic service, DIY guide and most important it looks pure vintage... Without a doubt raw motorcycling experience....

Nice bike. Makes me even think of riding again after 25 years. I f it wouldn't be so dangerous these days.

Good job of describing the "spiritual" aspect of riding. That's difficult to articulate, but you nailed it!

I bought Halcyon Grey colour, pick up is on Wednesday. Cant wait. I had the rear seat removed, installed trapezium crash bar, sump guard, heal and toe shifter. I even managed to get the tripper navigation. Original LED turn signal indicators offered by Royal Enfield are on their way. The bike is beautiful not to mention the halcyon grey colour. It will be 20 degree Celsius in Toronto, Canada next week.

All those elks are staring at most amazing thing they have ever see ....😂

״she” 😊, you are in love

I have fallen in love with Royal Enfield , went an bought a Hunter 350 and having a blast

One day, she'll be mine. Oh yeah, one day, she'll be mine!

Been watching your royal enfield classic vids for a few months now. Commented on the signals episode. Just passed my UK motorcycle test and bought a desert sand. Summer is coming, I'm still slugging at 57, and adventures await! 😊

Hi, Fuzzy Biker. This was like watching a 3 part documentary about a religious conversion. I get it, buddy. The greatest thing about the videos is your struggle to articulate what makes these bikes so special. I think, maybe, if it was easy to articulate, or it was possible to perfectly articulate, it would mean that the "specialness" was diminished. As though part of it was that it was not something that could be communicated with mere words. That's how I feel about mine. People ask me about it, and I get bashful because I can't put together the correct words to describe it. Thanks for the videos!

Perfect description Fuzzy 👌🏍👏

Great review Fuzzy! I have the Chrome and Red Classic (2022). Absolutely love it. And even though you think you struggled with explaining the feeling, you actually nailed it!

Get mine tomorrow.... 🥰

Thinking about picking one of these up myself in the next few weeks, only ever hear people raving about them, so thank you for your thoughts my friend! Really pushing me over the edge. if only the minnesota weather would clear up long enough to get it haha!

Love that Paddington brown 350 Classic.R.E best bike to date but Super Meteor looks premium too. A 650Classic be great but some of the soul of that 350j motor is special. Ideally having 2 bikes this bike as a town bike & laid back trips & a bigger bike for Highways,Interstate etc.

Yup, you nailed it Fuzzy. Good job!

Nice

A fine look at the Classic 350. I keep telling myself I want one. And I keep telling myself I don't need one. For a long time I wanted a Triumph Bonneville or a Street Twin. But the Classic 350 seems more in tune with what I want. I keep asking if it is going to feel much different than the Himalayan on the road. How would you differentiate the 350 from the Himmy for on the pavement riding?

So, when you buying one then? I got the red and chrome one had it for a year and love it. Had the Interceptor before that and the old 500 Classic before that. I'm 60 now been riding for 42 years, 50cc up to 1340cc, this 350 is the 2nd best bike I have ever owned.

Are you considering removing the rear seat? Beautiful motorcycle

Hi, which bags are they?

Whats brand is the panniers on this bike?