Royal Enfield Classic Squadron Blue

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Royal Enfield Classic Squadron Blue

Overview

This Classic's new livery is inspired by the Royal Enfields in service, assisting air force corps across the world, both in the past and in the present day. This machine has a wheelbase of 1380 mm and a ground clearance of approximately 135mm.

Special Features

1. Headlamp and Taillight

The tiger eye lamps and the powerful halogen bulbs provides good illumination and its bullet look.
The vintage tail lamp assembly features just another classic design.

2. Rear Mudguard

The Royal Enfield Classic mudguards features a deep and wide design which provides you a splash free ride.

3. Tank

The tank of this beast is finely crafted with post war era graphics and the additional thigh pads make this up for a vintage look.

4. Seat 

The single saddle seat with springs provides maximum comfort for a luxurious and relaxing ride.

5. Wheels

The Royal Enfield has provided new 18 inch wheels in it's classic design for a better ride and handling.

6. Engine

The company has provided a single cylinder, 4 stroke spark ignited, air cooled and a fuel injected engine which provides it a maximum power of about 5250 rpm and a maximum torque of 4000 rpm making it suitable for riding it in any type of geographical conditions.

7. Suspension

The beast has telescopic front suspension with 35mm forks, whereas the rear suspension occupies a twin gas charged shock absorbers with 5-step adjustable preload.
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