2021 Royal Enfield Classic 350 Colours Explained

The popular roadster comes with as many as 11 different paint jobs

The 2021 Royal Enfield Classic 350 is finally here and in spite of being a completely new motorcycle, it is still the same Classic the country fell in love with. As has been tradition with the older model, the new Classic 350 too has been launched in different colours, and here’s a look at all the shades of the 2021 model for you to drool over:

Chrome:
Can you really have a retro motorcycle without generous use of chrome? We don’t think so. Royal Enfield is offering the 2021 Classic 350 in two chrome options: Chrome Red and Chrome Bronze. Both these paintjobs bring out the timeless design of the Classic 350. But all that bling comes at a price-- Rs 2,15,118. And not to forget the maintenance required for the upkeep of the chrome.

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Matte:
Not looking to blind yourself (and others) with all that chrome? The 2021 Royal Enfield Classic 350 also comes with two matte shades: Gunmetal Grey and Dark Stealth Black. Both these paintjobs have blacked out bits like engine and exhaust, while the fenders receive the same matte paint job. Instead of wire-spoke rims, these variants get alloy wheels with rim stickers. For the Gunmetal grey, the Classic 350 continues with the minimal black decals, while the Stealth Black gets a combination of silver and red stickers. Royal Enfield has priced these bikes at Rs 2,11,465.

Halcyon:
If you are a fan of glossy paint jobs, the Halcyon duo is definitely worth considering. Available in Halcyon Black, Halcyon Green and Halcyon Blue options, RE has given two-tone livery for these models. With the black, the side panels and tank receive a dab of red and golden colours highlighting the curvy fuel tank. With the Green, RE has opted for a combination black and bronze, adding to its “Royal” credentials. The Halcyon Blue, meanwhile, appeals to the vintage bike lover in you. The pale blue is reminiscent of the 60s, complimented by the beige, gold and red livery. The Halcyon series will set you back by Rs 1,93,123.

Signals:
Royal Enfield has been the trusty choice of the Indian defence forces and what better way to pay homage to them than to have dedicated variants. The Signals can be availed in Marsh Grey and Desert Sand colours. These bikes follow a rugged theme, and hence get blacked out engines, exhaust, rims and even mirrors. The bikes get military-style serial numbers, and badging on the tank and side panels. The Signals duo has been priced at Rs 2,04,367.

Redditch:
The redditch series is named after the place from where the first Royal Enfield motorcycles rolled out back in 1901. For 2021, the series includes Sage Green and Grey. These are gloss finish paints exclusive to single-channel ABS models while the other colours are available only for dual-channel ABS models. The Redditch duo too gets minimal branding, with the fenders and rims finished in black. These are the most affordable variants, priced at Rs 1,84,374.

Which of these paint jobs is your favourite? Let us know in the comments below.

(all prices ex-showroom Delhi)