Royal Enfield Meteor 350 Reviews

The Meteor 350 is all about relaxed riding. Its 349cc engine produces around 20 bhp and feels very refined on highways. The low seat height and relaxed posture reduce fatigue during long rides. I enjoy cruising at a steady speed without stress. It is ideal for riders who value comfort and smoothness.

The Meteor 350 feels calm and comfortable from the moment I start riding. The 349cc engine is refined and smooth, which is perfect for long cruising rides. The low seat height and wide handlebars reduce fatigue. It is a great bike for relaxed highway rides and stress-free daily travel.

I picked up my Meteor 350 for weekend cruising, and it has been excellent. The 349cc single-cylinder engine feels relaxed yet capable for city and open roads. The comfortable cruiser seat and Bluetooth-connected display make every ride enjoyable. I even took it on a coastal trip, and it was stable and relaxed all the way.

Cruising is effortless with the 765 mm low saddle height and the standard Tripper navigation pod is very useful. The 15-litre fuel tank provides an amazing range and the 191 kg kerb weight feels very well-balanced. It gets a 27-28 kmpl mileage and the 130 mm travel telescopic forks ensure a very plush ride.

I enjoy the Meteor 350 because it rides smoothly and is comfy for both city and highway. The seat feels nice even on long rides, and it handles traffic well. It’s not super fast, but it’s balanced and pleasant to ride.

Meteor 350 gives a calm, effortless ride. The cruiser styling looks classy, while the wide handlebars and relaxed posture make city rides enjoyable. Analogue speedometer and trip meter provide clear information. Pillion comfort is decent for short trips, and the bike feels smooth for daily commuting or weekend leisure rides.