Triumph Tiger 900 vs Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Comparison

The new-generation Triumph Tiger 900 ticks all the right boxes for those who are looking to have a mid-size ADV in their garage. It becomes even more versatile, has better performance on tarmac and even when you take it to the back and beyond of civilisation and gets a lot more features too. Plus, Triumph says it has over 65 accessories for the new Tiger, so you have that option to give your bike a personal touch.

For us, the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 remains one of the most honest motorcycles on sale today. If you want a machine that rewards you for slowing down, this icon still makes sense. As Preetam summarises, “Overall, the bullet has improved so much... it will still appeal to you if you're a bullet fan. So go ahead, take a test ride—this could be just the best bullet ever to be made.”
 

Best as:

• Daily commuter for mature riders.
• Relaxed weekend tourer
• Long-term heirloom purchase with high resale value.

Not ideal as:

• Primary high-speed touring vehicle
• Tech-heavy purchase for gadget enthusiasts.
• Fuel-cost sensitive commuter