Jul 19, 2012 02:17 AM
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I have been riding Royal Enfield from years now, as my family has the tradition of owning this motor cycle from 1960's till today with almost third generation enjoying the superb ride. Now question is why it's Royal Sawari? The royal aspect emanates from its distinguished visual and audible appeal. Bullet has the manly frame, with broad shoulders, very strong capability to withstand the rough surface, capability to take you to places where 100-150cc bikes cannot survive. It's not just about CC. It's about the lift and ease at which it rides the elevation. It's so stable that if two heavy persons are riding, rider won't feel any difficulty. Now comes to the audio aspect. Isn't the thump and sound is music to ears, the bass created by engine is orchestra, I sometimes start my bike just to listen the music. Day is incomplete without the ride and listening the roaring sound of gentle beast.
As it has origins from Great Britian and it's called "Royal", But for me this bike is royal because there is no other alternative or close competitor to ROYAL ENFIELD. Giving due respect to Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, it's impossible to match the class. And let's not compare with Harley, because that is American cult suited to their roads, but out here only Royal Enfield can be compared another of it kind. You may ride sports bikes or Indian domestic bikes, it's not for racing, not for zippy pick ups or any speed tests, because royal class is not about speed, pick up or fuel. Royalty is about superiority, class, presence, long lasting and respect. And all these wonderful qualities are present in this man made marvel called Royal Enfield Bullet. It's superlative class personified. Every bike enthusiast must try it once to feel the freedom of riding this gentle, royal, roaring, untamed, unleashed with scores of beastly power. It's incomparable to any other bike in the past or present, so enjoy the company of the stupendous model of styling wrapped with loads of power and unmatched stability.
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