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Just returned from this year's motor show in Bangkok.

I quite fancied the royal enfield hunter 350cc.

At 134,000฿ looked good value for money.

My question is have anyone got any

knowledge or feedback on royal Enfield brand, pros and cons etc...

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I saw it at Auto Show too. I went Thursday and went again on Friday. The only Royal Enfield I would greatly consider is the Scram411, it consistently gets impressive reviews. Yes, the new Himalayan is promising but they don't even have a price yet. 

 

The best bikes(that I am interested in) I saw at the Auto Show were:

Royal Enfield Scram411 - 176,000 Baht

Triumph Speed 400 - 158,000 Baht

Triumph Scrambler 400x - 180,000 Baht

Honda CBR 500RR - 220,000 Baht

Honda Hornet 500 - 220,000 Baht

 

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A couple of years ago @chrissables did a tour around Thailand on a Royal Enfield.  Following is the link to his tour and it has a link to the first part of the tour as well. He is currently on a tour with a Honda CT-125 but maybe he can give you some feedback on his experience with Royal Enfield since he did a lot of KM.

 

 

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14 hours ago, dayo202 said:

My question is have anyone got any

knowledge or feedback on royal Enfield brand, pros and cons etc...

 

I have the Classic 350 (same engine)...great bike for the back roads with a very relaxed ride, spares and accessories are cheap and plentiful. It isn't the fastest bike in its class, but it is a joy to ride. Get in touch with your local dealer and get a test ride (all the RE dealers seem to have demo bikes). 

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4 hours ago, Neilly said:

 

I have the Classic 350 (same engine)...great bike for the back roads with a very relaxed ride, spares and accessories are cheap and plentiful. It isn't the fastest bike in its class, but it is a joy to ride. Get in touch with your local dealer and get a test ride (all the RE dealers seem to have demo bikes). 

Thanks for the feedback.. I seen a used 2023 model with less then 500km on the clock for 99k, I'm very tempted saving of over 30k.

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On 4/2/2024 at 2:42 PM, dayo202 said:

Thanks for the feedback.. I seen a used 2023 model with less then 500km on the clock for 99k, I'm very tempted saving of over 30k.

That seems like a great deal, hopefully the owner has looked after it.   But what service would be due after 500km?

 

Should be in exceptional condition. I'd check fluids and brakes first and then overall body condition. 

 

Tyres etc should still look new. 

 

If you decide to buy then go around the bike yo ensure all nuts/screws etc are still tight. 

 

Good luck ! 

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2 minutes ago, Korat Kiwi said:

That seems like a great deal, hopefully the owner has looked after it.   But what service would be due after 500km?

 

Should be in exceptional condition. I'd check fluids and brakes first and then overall body condition. 

 

Tyres etc should still look new. 

 

If you decide to buy then go around the bike yo ensure all nuts/screws etc are still tight. 

 

Good luck ! 

I send you a personalised message to the link 

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On 4/1/2024 at 8:59 PM, Furioso said:

Triumph Speed 400 - 158,000 Baht

Cant believe they didnt at least make it a Twin, single cylinder  tsk tsk tsk thats grim

what we really need is a new 400/4

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Long gone the days of me youf  in Redditch home of Royal Enfield, as late as the mid 1970's i worked in a shop crammed  full of RE spares, tanks everything "Rattue and Arnold" Redditch, saturday job

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I have an enfield 650 interceptot with 50,000k on it. Love the bike, relaxed and reliable. Can be purchased used on kaideefor about 150,000b. Good luck with you choice

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I think the Triumph Speed 400 would be a better choice for that style of bike. It's had better reviews. 

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On 4/5/2024 at 3:39 AM, Rampant Rabbit said:

Cant believe they didnt at least make it a Twin, single cylinder  tsk tsk tsk thats grim

what we really need is a new 400/4

why.?

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I've never owned a 400/4 but I have looked at them several times. 

 

My oldest son back in NZ has one, high spec model that red lines around 13000 rpm.  A real screamer. 

 

But the RE is a solid bike.  Been around for years. 

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1 hour ago, Rampant Rabbit said:

Twins are bad enough a  400/4  would be great, singles dumpa  dumpa  dumpa  dumpa  dumpa

4 banger.

Expensive.

Not a RE thing.

So believe it.

Can't really ride a 4x anywhere near to the performance designed.

Except the track.

Which would be real fun.

Honda makes a 4x/650. ? CBR

See them at track days.

 

 

 

 

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And surprisingly the CBR650F is not that expensive.  A 10yr old model can be had for about 150k baht. 

 

That's a lot of bike for the money and a real smooth ride. 

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On 4/5/2024 at 3:39 AM, Rampant Rabbit said:

Cant believe they didnt at least make it a Twin, single cylinder  tsk tsk tsk thats grim

what we really need is a new 400/4

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I buy this Motorcycle for my son, for make Expirence for the Future for bigger Motorcycle

the Royal Enfield is an Motorcycle, not a Combat Machine

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5 hours ago, Issanman said:

Your wish is granted:

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yeah but from Royal Enfield, a  twin would be ok and, by Jesus 320k for that Ninja!!! The honda cbr is  better and almost same price

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