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Brace yourselves as Royal Enfield is set to launch two new motorcycles tomorrow, namely the Bullet Trials 350 and Bullet Trials 500. The bikes are not special editions but are off-road variants of the Royal Enfield Classic 350 and 500. The Trials 350 features a 346cc single-cylinder engine which is capable of delivering 20PS and 28Nm whereas the Trials 500 comes with a 499cc single-cylinder engine which churns out 27.5PS and 41.3Nm. Both the engines are mated to a 5-speed transmission. Both the bikes have similar designs to the Classic range, the only difference is that the Trials have red frames as opposed to black. The bikes also have a 3D “Royal Enfield” logo on the fuel tank. Not to mention, the headlight now comes with chrome nacelle. It is said that the rear fender has been raised for a longer rear suspension travel. The pillion seat is now replaced by a luggage rack. The bike includes an upswept exhaust, 19-inch front and 18inch rear spoke wheels, shod with dual-purpose tyres. The braking system consists of the same 280mm front and 240mm rear disc, with dual channel ABS as standard.
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The bike includes an upswept exhaust, 10-inch front and 18inch rear spoke wheels, shod with dual-purpose tyres????????????
SURLEY NOT A 10 INCH FRONT ???????????????
Dear Rex, it has come to our attention that we have made an error in the article. It is certain that the bike features 19-inch front and 18-inch rear spoke wheels and not 10-inch front spoke wheels. We sincerely apologise for the mistake and it has been corrected. Thank you.
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The bike includes an upswept exhaust, 10-inch front and 18inch rear spoke wheels, shod with dual-purpose tyres????????????
SURLEY NOT A 10 INCH FRONT ???????????????
Dear Rex, it has come to our attention that we have made an error in the article. It is certain that the bike features 19-inch front and 18-inch rear spoke wheels and not 10-inch front spoke wheels. We sincerely apologise for the mistake and it has been corrected. Thank you.