Royal Enfield received its first order of 500 motorcycles from the Indian defence forces back in 1952 and the rest is history. Why do people connect with the bike? Because of its vintage design, classic look, and astonishing thumping exhaust. As we mentioned above the company has catered for motorcycles in World War I, and World War II and still no other brands are daring to come closer to RE. Royal Enfield is one of the oldest motorcycle brands, you won’t believe it, but it's older than Harley-Davidson as well.

It was the first time the company started manufacturing the Royal Enfield 350cc motorcycle and it gained popularity as Royal Enfield 350 Classic. The company is an Indian multinational motorcycle manufacturer and the headquarters are in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.įor the unaware ones, Enfield Cycle Company joined hands with Madras Motors back in 1955 to form Enfield of India. The pride of owning a RE is huge and has been for a long time, but that’s not the only reason why it connects with people. Royal Enfield doesn’t sell just motorcycles, they make sure you are taking home a legacy. Why Bike Enthusiasts Connect With Royal Enfield

We have invited Pratiksha Das and Akhtar on the show to get you some more details about the history of the Royal Enfield Classic 350. The latest episode of “History On Wheels” brings two renowned Royal Enfield riders who have ridden the RE for a long time. You can check out the above video or keep reading to know more in detail. To understand more about the history of Royal Enfield we bought you the latest “History On Wheels” episode in which we talk more about the inception of the company and how it has survived for over a century.

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