Royal Enfield Rumbler 350 hits Oz
A new twist on the marque's 350cc single range…Royal Enfield's Australian line-up has swelled yet again, with the arrival of its new Rumbler 350.
Powered by the marque's venerable carburetted, twin-spark, 350cc single-cylinder engine, this LAMS (Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme) model is said to produce maximum outputs of 20hp at 5250rpm and 28Nm at 4000rpm.
The urge is fed to the rear wheel via a five-speed gearbox and chain final drive, while the entire package weighs a claimed 192 kilograms (wet).
Suspension adjustment is limited to five preload settings on the twin rear shocks, while braking is afforded by a single disc front and rear, the former gripped by a twin-piston caliper.
It's no high-performance machine but the Rumbler 350 doesn't pretend to be. This is pure retro style by the mile, from the spoked wheels shod with skinny rubber to the classic pullback handlebar to the bullet-style indicators.
The Rumbler 350 is available in Stone, Lightning or Marine colour schemes.
Royal Enfield will announce pricing for the newcomer at the Rumbler 350's national media launch, being held in and around Melbourne tomorrow (March 1, 2018). Check back on Bikesales soon for a full report on the latest addition to the Royal Enfield range.
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