A motorcycling icon since 1932

The story

What started in 1932 continues to deliver pure motorcycling experiences across generations of riders. Bullet, the quintessential Royal Enfield, is today the longest running motorcycle in history to be in continuous production. A unique, hand-painted fuel tank, the distinct thump and a standing testimony to Royal Enfield's philosophy of simple design and resilient build make Bullet a living legacy on two wheels.

Legendary dependability

Trusted for its hardiness and performance through decades to carry heavy loads. Whatever it is, just strap and go.

Iconic design

A laid-bare engine, handcrafted chrome detailing and our signature hand-painted pinstripes make for one exceptional-looking machine.

Majestic stance

The Bullet lets you be seated in a commanding position. The distinctive thump adds to its imposing presence.

On-road reliability

Shod with 19-inch dependable tyres for stability and sure shot grip on the roads.

Go-anywhere rideability

Lets you sit back well in command of the road, no matter where you go. Its distinctive thump adds to its imposing presence.

Colours

Available In

Black

maroon

Silver

Specifications

Engine

Single cylinder, 4-stroke, twinspark, air-cooled, 346cc, 19.8bhp @ 5250rpm, 28Nm @ 4000rpm

Chassis

Single downtube, using engine as stressed member; Front suspension: Telescopic, 35mm forks, 130mm travel; Rear suspension: Twin gas-charged shock absorbers with 5-step adjustable preload, 80mm travel

Brakes & Tyres

Front tyre: 3.25 x 19"; Rear tyre: 3.25 x 19"; Front brake: 7" twin lead internal expanding drum brake; Rear brake: 153mm drum, single lead internal expanding

Dimensions

Fuel capacity: 13.5L; Kerb weight:183Kg; Ground clearance: 135mm

Electrical

System: 12V, AC/DC Battery: 12V, 5 AH

Length 2140 mm

Wheelbase 810 mm

Height 1120 mm

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