Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Battalion Black
Roadster
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Royal Enfield Bullet 350

Battalion Black

Roadster

The Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Battalion Black is a roadster that combines powerful performance with refined comfort.

Key Highlights

J-series engine is the biggest upgrade - noticeably smoother, less vibratory and more refined than the old UCE • Iconic Bullet brand identity with 90+ year heritage - unmatched road presence in India

Best For

Buyers who want the iconic Bullet nameplate and military-heritage styling at the most affordable entry point; value buyers who prioritise ownership pride and classic aesthetics over features

Warranty

3 Years / 30,000 km

Maintenance

5,000 km or 6 months

Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Variants4
Fuel:
Transmission:

Known Issues

Oil seep from engine reported on some early units of the J-series engine - verify under warranty

Rear shock absorbers can feel harsh on bad roads; aftermarket upgrade popular among owners

Spoke wheel trueness issues reported by some owners after extended use on bad roads

Displacement349 cc
Engine TypeSingle Cylinder, 4 Stroke, SOHC
Max Power20.4 PS @ 6100 rpm
Max Torque27 Nm @ 4000 rpm
Cooling SystemAir & Oil Cooled
Fuel SystemFuel Injection
Fuel Tank Capacity13 L
TransmissionManual
Gears5 Speed
ClutchWet Multi-plate
Start TypeSelf Start
Emission StandardBS6 Stage 2

Quick Specs

Displacement

349 cc

Max Power

20.4 PS @ 6100 rpm

Max Torque

27 Nm @ 4000 rpm

Top Speed

110 kmph

Mileage

32-35 kmpl

Fuel Type

Petrol

Fuel Tank

13 L

Kerb Weight

195 kg

Seat Height

805 mm

Pros & Cons

Pros

J-series engine is the biggest upgrade - noticeably smoother, less vibratory and more refined than the old UCE

Iconic Bullet brand identity with 90+ year heritage - unmatched road presence in India

37 kmpl ARAI mileage is competitive for a 350cc bike; 455km+ realistic tank range

Spoke wheels are a traditional choice that can be repaired trailside - practical advantage for touring

Royal Enfield's 900+ service network is unmatched in India; spares availability is excellent nationwide

Semi-digital console with analogue speedo, fuel gauge and two trip meters is functional and classically styled

USB charging port standard even on base variant

Cons

Single-channel ABS only; dual-channel ABS requires upgrading to Standard or Black Gold variant

Rear drum brake on base variants - competitive 350cc bikes offer disc on both wheels

No LED headlight - halogen only; night visibility is below par compared to newer rivals

Halogen indicators (not LED) - minor but shows cost-cutting on lower trims

195kg kerb weight - heaviest in the 350cc segment; unwieldy in tight city parking

805mm seat height is inaccessible for shorter riders; no lowering option from factory

No Tripper navigation pod or Bluetooth connectivity on lower variants

Tube-type tyres require tube patching for punctures - slower and less convenient vs tubeless

Ex-Showroom Price

₹1,62,025*

EMI starting from

₹4,501/month

*Based on 36 months tenure