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2024 Royal Enfield Meteor 350cc

£2,995

Details fresh as of 04/09/2026 08:57

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Royal Enfield’s Interceptor 650 was the sales success of 2020 and towards the end of last year this, the Meteor 350, topped the sales charts in the UK… and there’s a very good reason for that.
Now an A2 compliant, sub £4k cruiser might not sound glamourous, but a glance at the spec sheet does say otherwise. Okay, it might weigh in at a surprisingly hefty 191kg, and the five-speed, 350cc single only pumps out 20.2bhp, but even so you do get a lot of metal for your money. For starters, it looks like a proper machine, with a surprisingly premium finish. From the etched logos on the rear seat to the big, teardrop tank with quality paint, the Meteor 350 looks far grander than a £4000 motorcycle should – and looks like it could come out of a factory with a more illustrious name above the door.
I’m going to be completely honest, A2 cruisers are not my usual cup of tea. Yet with the Meteor 350 sitting in front of me I had no choice but to be impressed. Where a fair amount of low-capacity machines seem to feel more like plastic toys than motorbikes, the Enfield has a stance and presence of something much larger than just an average, budget A2 machine. There are some really nice touches up close too, from the classically shaped LED lights and big windshield, to the filler cap and even the machined fins on the engine. Royal Enfield have worked incredibly hard on making this machine something that looks more premium than the price tag would suggest.

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Unit 6
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Worcestershire
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