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The launch of Triumph's new Bonneville 400 is drawing closer. Recent spy shots suggest Triumph has India's best-selling Royal Enfield Classic 350 squarely in its sights.
A storied name like Triumph going straight after the Classic 350 with a 400 is a bike I can't ignore, as someone who loves comparisons. It's rare for spy shots at this stage to reveal the direction this clearly. How far they can push the price down through the Bajaj partnership, and what they keep from the original Bonneville lineage — I'm already restless with anticipation that this could redraw the old rivalry map before it even launches.
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Royal Enfield's low price is righteous, whether they can match that is everything.
The RE Classic 350's laid-back feel is one of a kind, whether they can beat it there is a separate question.
Slapping the Bonneville name on a 400 is exciting, that'll hit with young riders.
Single or twin at 400cc — whether it eats into Royal Enfield's share depends on price, that's iffy.
Probably the same 398cc single carried over from the Speed 400, existing internals.
This is clearly aimed straight at the Classic 350, Triumph's coming in for real.
Is the Classic 350 really that popular?
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