Royal Enfield Discontinues Bullet 350 Military Silver

Royal Enfield has quietly discontinued the Military Silver variant of the Bullet 350 from its official website. This move likely signifies the replacement of the silver pinstripe option with the more popular Battalion Black variant.

The Bullet 350, a motorcycle with a strong cult following, particularly in Northern India, enjoys a dedicated customer base seeking a classic aesthetic. The Battalion Black variant, featuring black bodywork, gold hand-painted pinstripes, a sculpted seat, and the iconic Bullet tail lamp, perfectly aligns with this demand.

Initially launched in three variants – Military, Standard, and Black Gold – the Bullet 350 later introduced the Military Silver edition, offering silver pinstripes at a slight premium over the base model. However, the introduction of the more affordable and seemingly more desirable Battalion Black variant appears to have diminished the appeal of the Military Silver option.

The Bullet 350 range currently starts at Rs 1.73 lakh for the base Military variant, followed by the Battalion Black at Rs 1.75 lakh, both equipped with a single-channel ABS system. The Standard variant, priced at Rs 1.97 lakh, and the top-of-the-line Black Gold variant at Rs 2.16 lakh, feature dual-channel ABS. The pricing of the higher-end Bullet 350 models is comparable to similarly equipped variants of the popular Royal Enfield Classic 350.