Top 5 Retro Bikes That Steal the Spotlight

Retro bikes are all about charm, style, and that old-school feel we all love. These bikes bring back vintage magic with modern tech. In this article, we’re talking about the top 5 retro motorcycles that grab attention wherever they go.

Moreover, each of these machines offers a perfect mix of looks, comfort, and performance. So, let’s know about these retro bikes in detail. 

BSA Gold Star 650: Rs 2.99 Lakh

The BSA Gold Star 650 is a true icon from the golden age of biking. It returns with a 652cc single-cylinder engine that sounds deep and strong. The bike’s design keeps the original spirit alive, with round headlights and chrome touches.

Moreover, it’s simple, clean, and full of vintage British style. You also get modern touches like dual-channel ABS and fuel injection. 

Royal Enfield Classic 650: Rs 3.37 Lakh

 
Royal Enfield is renowned for producing some of the most beloved retro bikes. The upcoming Classic 650 will build on that tradition with a twin-cylinder engine. Based on the 647.95cc platform, it’s expected to offer smooth and relaxed performance.

Moreover, the styling will remind you of the famous Classic 350. It will likely feature spoke wheels, a teardrop fuel tank, and round indicators. Furthermore, Royal Enfield might offer riding modes and a Tripper navigation system.

Benelli Leoncino 500: Rs 4.99 Lakh

 
The Benelli Leoncino 500 is a modern-retro bike with real Italian style. Its design is a mix of classic scrambler looks and sharp modern lines. It runs on a 500cc twin-cylinder engine that delivers smooth power and strong torque.

Moreover, it comes with upside-down front forks and a digital instrument console. You also get dual disc brakes at the front for better stopping power. It feels agile in the city and confident on weekend rides.

Triumph Bonneville T100: Rs 9.69 Lakh

 
The Triumph Bonneville T100 looks like it time-travelled from the 1960s. It’s packed with modern features under its classic shell. This retro motorcycle has a 900cc parallel-twin engine. The ride quality is smooth, and the torque is available from low revs.

Furthermore, it features ride-by-wire throttle, traction control, and a modern braking system. The bike has chrome mirrors, tank badges, and stitched seats, which add to its vintage charm. 

Honda H’ness CB350: Rs 2.10 Lakh 

 
The Honda H’ness CB350 is Honda’s take on the retro segment in India. It’s designed to compete directly with Royal Enfield, and it does quite well. The 348.36cc engine gives smooth, low-end torque and a calm riding experience.

Moreover, Honda added features like Bluetooth, turn-by-turn navigation, and traction control. 
The exhaust note is deep and rich, just like old-school bikes. Furthermore, the design includes chrome fenders, retro headlights, and elegant tank lines.

Before you go, don’t forget to check out the recently spotted Royal Enfield’s Himalayan 750.  

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