ROYAL ENFIELD
BULLET 350
BULLET 350
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The history of the Royal Enfield Bullet shines as bright as its iconic thin gold stripes. The Bullet debuted in 1932, in the pages of The Motor Cycle magazine. She arrived at the 1948 Colmore Cup trials with a revolutionary invention that would change the world of motorcycling forever: swing arm suspension. In 1952, during the Scottish Six Days Trials with the legendary Johnny Brittain on the handlebars, she won her very first victory. This was the first of a long series. Indeed, it has conquered the most tortuous terrain during various trial events across Europe.
Tales of the Bullet have traveled from the Scottish highlands, through the Italian countryside to the snow-capped mountains of Kashmir. The Indian Army was preparing for war and needed a vehicle that would allow it to traverse the most inaccessible landscapes. So in the 1950s, the army ordered 500 Royal Enfield Bullets... The story goes. Over the next six decades, the Bullet found its customer base primarily in India, where it became a valuable ally for soldiers and civilians alike, witnessing events such as wars and weddings. In 2023, the Bullet 350 arrives in Europe with an improved engine... and a soul that has not changed.
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