Royal Enfield Meteor 350 Specifications

I've been using the Meteor 350 for both daily commuting and weekend rides, and it has been a wonderful experience. The bike stands out with its premium looks, refined J-series engine, and extremely comfortable riding posture. Highway cruising at 80–100 km/h is smooth and relaxed, making long rides enjoyable. The seat comfort and stability are excellent. The only minor drawbacks are its heavy weight in city traffic and modest acceleration for quick overtakes. However, if comfort, reliability, and classic styling are your priorities, the Meteor 350 is one of the best cruisers in its segment. Overall, I'm very satisfied with my purchase and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable touring motorcycle.

Not a bad design but While the Tripper Navigation is a standout feature, some riders have reported occasional connectivity issues and lag, which can be frustrating during long trips.

Done 30,000 km on mine around Thailand , beyond regular servicing my only issues have been two flat tires (nail both times). It's the most comfortable bike I've ever ridden. I went 700+ km Chiang mai to Bangkok in a day and my ass didn't hurt... Love it...! My aim is to get past 100,000 km on it, then 150,000 the 200,000 and on and on ???? *Crap Game* ????

Best to ride on for more than 250 km a day with 100kmph. Very easy to control the bike at 120kmph also.

I own a meteor and use it once or twice a week. The battery failed after 4 months and have been had to jerk start it. This bike isn't worth the trouble if you don't use it as a prime vehicle.