Motorcycle specifications Royal-EnfieldGoan Classic 350 " Trip Teal " 2025 Seaside Mantra

The 350 Classic gets a serious dose of LSD in this special Goan Trip Teal edition. Its source of inspiration still seems to exude psychedelic vibes rich in the festive and countercultural spirit of the acid era. These vapors settle on the motorcycle, giving rise to striking hues. With its teal-blue body and bright orange accents, this Royal Enfield evokes the 1970s, the motorcycles of a post-hippie era, riding a wave of freedom that Goa strives to maintain.

Spirituality on Two Wheels

This small state on India’s east coast began making a name for itself long ago, sparking the covetousness of Portuguese colonialism in the 16th century. More recently, hippies chose it as an artificial paradise; then, a few decades later, it became the world of Goa trance. The Classic Trip Teal clearly aims to soak up these energies, embracing a bobber-inspired aesthetic in the process.

The two-tone fuel tank is adorned with a mandala pattern to emphasize its spiritual roots. But Royal Enfield isn’t just about aesthetics for this special edition. Compared to the standard 350 Classic, the Goan gets a higher handlebar, a new seat, a rear fender that hugs the wheel more closely, a tapered exhaust, white-walled tires, a redesigned taillight, a front fender with a revised lower section, and new radial-spoke wheels.

The result is a bike that’s livelier and more cheerful, though not any more agile. The small single-cylinder engine is the quintessential provider of a laid-back ride. With about 20 horsepower and 27 lb-ft of torque, it doesn’t let the 350 Classic go any faster than a good 125, but it delivers a pleasant, gentle, and understated riding experience. A lighthearted way of life.

Bybre brakes and simple chassis components (41 mm fork, dual rear shocks, steel double-cradle frame) promise a smooth ride, while Royal Enfield hasn’t forgotten to include a few modern tech features. The Classic 350 is equipped with LEDs for all its lighting, a USB-C port, and a Tripper Pod navigation system via its small secondary TFT screen on the dashboard (app and smartphone required).

Custom vibes

The 350 Classic is in for a good ride. This isn’t an entirely new bike. In fact, it was unveiled at the Motoverse 2024 festival (the R.E. gathering, where the 650 Shotgun was also presented in late 2023).
The Goan Classic is available in several colors in India. For France, it will be a special edition, with a single color and 150 units.

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