Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650 Price in Deesa

I love relaxed motorcycling! Cruising gracefully at a steady pace along the deserted roads with light music in the ears stirs excitement within me. Ever since Royal Enfield launched the new Super Meteor 650 in January 2023, I wanted to get my hands on this 650cc power cruiser. Finally, the aspiration came true on March 17 as it joined the Express Drives Garage for a long-term review. The Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650 served as my companion for over four months and here’s a summary of all the things I love and detest about this motorcycle. Royal Enfield’s 650cc parallel-twin engine is one gem of a motor. It pulls effortlessly at any given speed and is very refined. Moreover, the Super Meteor 650 is a stellar mile-muncher and feels at home on long highway runs with constant speeds of 80-120 kmph. I took this motorcycle on a roundtrip from Delhi to Agra and back, all within 16 hours, and what a ride it was!

About the Reviewer

I bought the Celestial Red model in November 2023. Look it is the best version. My experience of buying was quite smooth.
I was very clear that I wanted to buy a cruiser bike which must be more than 350 CC and that`s how I decided to buy Super Meteor 650.
You can`t get a better cruising at this price. This bike's performance is top-notch.
Pickup is like the gun. I have cruised till 120, it's very stable.
For long rides it is perfect, the sitting posture makes it easy to ride the bike for hours.
I got the first servicing of the bike, it was 3.5k, which is fair.
Since this is a superbike so there has to be a clear understanding of this bike, it will require that kind of maintenance as well.
This bike is not suitable for daily commutes. This bike is made for long rides and touring.
Pros: 1. Road Presence 2. Power and performance 3. Long rides
Cons: 1. Heavy vehicle 2. Above average maintenance.

About the Reviewer

I use this beast for my daily office commute of around 50 km. Excellent handling even at very low speeds in heavy traffic. Normally I get 28kmpl in city traffic and 35+ on highways with an average speed of 80 kmph. My original brake pads and chain sprocket are still working fine even after 10K kms. I am not a biker in the true sense but I felt no issues in going 800kms in a single day 2-3 times.

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