Royal Enfield Interceptor 350
The Royal Enfield Interceptor 350 is not a well-documented or widely recognized distinct model in Royal Enfield's modern lineup — the more prominent model is the Interceptor 650, launched in 2018. Royal Enfield did produce classic 'Interceptor' branded bikes in the 1960s-70s era as larger displacement twins. A 350cc variant under this exact name may be a regional or concept variant; specs below are best estimates based on Royal Enfield's 350cc platform (Meteor 350 / Hunter 350 family).
~20.2 hp
Power
~27 Nm
Torque
~195 kg
Weight
~130 km/h (estimated)
Top Speed
~3.0 L/100km or ~33 km/L (estimated, based on RE 350cc J-series engine platform)
Fuel
Naked
Body
What Buyers Should Know
Simple, Proven Engine
The 349cc single-cylinder engine is mechanically straightforward, making it easy and affordable to maintain. Its long-stroke design prioritizes low-end torque over high revving, which reduces wear and improves long-term reliability.
Watch for Oil Leaks
Some owners report minor oil seepage around the engine gaskets, particularly on early production models. Inspect the engine casing carefully during a pre-purchase check, as this is a known issue worth negotiating on.
Strong Resale Value
Royal Enfield bikes hold their value well in the Indian and Southeast Asian markets due to strong brand loyalty and high demand. The Interceptor 350 benefits from this reputation, making it a relatively safe used-bike investment.
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