The Royal Enfield Classic 350 is an iconic retro motorcycle; it is available in nine different shades
By Deepanshi | Published Sep 22,2026
The newly launched Signature White shade has a very neat and sophisticated appeal with the fuel tank and side panels finished in gloss white, and there is also a small RE badge and ‘Classic’ painted in cursive on the tank.
The Emerald colour gives a royal character to the motorcycle; this shade is paired with the chromed tank and fenders, all of which makes it look quite elegant.
The Stealth Black shade lives up to its name; it looks quite stealthy with its completely blacked-out look and matte finish.
Gun Grey shade gets a matte grey finish with copper accents on the tank, mudguards and rims, all of which gives it a distinctive character and suits the retro character of the bike.
Gorkah Green gets its inspiration from the Indian Army’s Gorkha Regiment; it gets a military green paint and white Gorkha insignia painted on the side panels.
The bike in this colour looks rugged and carries the classic styling really well.
The Commando Sand colour option features military camo graphics along with a "serial number" on the tank.
The bike carries a military aesthetic for riders who want a bike which looks adventure-ready.
Medallion Bronze is a unique shade with a bronze and white colour scheme that makes the bike look quite royal and elegant.
The Classic 350 in the Madras Red colourway gets a striking red paint, which looks eye-catching and pays homage to the city where the motorcycle was originally born back in 1955.
The base Redditch Red paint gets a red tank with black mudguards and side panels, which makes the bike look modern and minimal and is named after the brand's birthplace, Redditch, England.