Can you ride the Royal Enfield Classic 350 on Gravel Roads? 

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Gute Entscheidung viel Spaß damit 👍

Awesome review thanks !

Absolutely agree, thanks for your feedback ✌️

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Of course, it will follow soon.

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Just depends on what part of the TET you are

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Are the Heidenau K60 tube tires or tubeless? Cheers Marc

Hi the tires are tubed but i think they can be uesd tubeles as well i have riden all summer no problem with grip awsome tires can higelig recomend them the 350 is nimble and not to tal easy to use on dirt/forest roads ps: short leggs dont whant a bike that i cant get feat down and + if you go down you can get the bike up again alone importent! a nother + with the k 60s have a stiffer side so they dont get totaly flatt if punkture like the stock will in all my years riding i have only one punkture on back stock tire on my Classic insta flatt in a 70km sone not fun i can tell, that was allso a reson to get the k 60s beside dirt road riding and the scrambler look 🙂 ps you have to se the the videos of Coastrider Scotland a great person with informative videos and History telling he allso use the K60s on his Classic 350 best regards Ps: parden my terible English@@Marc.Stones

Thanks a lot for your infos

After the break in period yes, I will start with the DNA air filter.

After I had seen couple of RU-vid videos about the DNA air filter and the new cover for it, I decided to order one kit. Break in period for the bike got ready and I was keen to change the filter and the cover. And what a great change it delivered: engine got more torque, little bit of more power and a great low growling sound..Bike goes uphills with ease, it's more lively, more relax to drive. Speed is not the thing for me, but the bike is somewhat 10 km faster than before the DNA. What really surprised me is the fuel consumption. I was expecting a rise in consumption, but no way: average consumption is around 2,5 litres per 100 km. @@Marc.Stones

Thanks a lot for your feedback, I will order one too :-)

Thanks, I think the ground clearance is ok for a gravel road.