Royal Enfield Bullet Electra TwinSpark 350cc Review

Royal Enfield Company was found in the year 1893, in Great Britain. The word “Royal” was added to company name in the year 1911, few years before First World War started.
By that time Royal Enfield was producing motorcycles with 225cc and 425cc V-twin engines.

The most memorable model from next 20-30 years was the Royal Enfield WD/RE (Flying Flea) – a lightweight 125cc motorcycle, created to support soldiers in Second World War. The Bike had an engine that churned out 4bhp and maximum speed of approximately 60km/h. Another great motorcycle was post-war Royal Enfield Model G 350 – it had new telescopic front fork and great power at one’s disposal, while price was quite modest the bike sold like hot cakes.

Royal Enfield launches Electra Twinspark 350cc

Royal Enfield officially launched its new Electra Twinspark 350cc motorcycle in Chennai. The new Royal Enfield Electra Twinspark has the same 350cc UCE (Unit Constructed Engine), which was recently introduced by Royal Enfield in its “Classic” series Bullets.

Royal Enfield intends to replace all of its old cast iron engines and even AVL engines with its globally successful UC Engines.
Royal Enfield Motorcycles CEO, R.L Ravichandran said:

“It has been our aim to encourage riding as a lifestyle. The Electra Twinspark 350, with its performance and comfort coupled with the characteristic Royal Enfield styling, is guaranteed to kindle wanderlust in our customers.”

The new Twinspark Electra is coming in Kick-start as well as Self-start versions. The Kick-start version is available in Rs. 89,846/- and the Self-start version is available in Rs. 93,846/- (Ex-showroom, Chennai.). The Electra Twinspark 350 is capable to produce 19.8bhp@5250rpm and also have the 5-speed transmission, which helps the bike to reach Top speed of 120Kmph. For more details visit the official site of Royal Enfield.