Choosing the right Royal Enfield for sale is a big decision. After all, it’s not just about getting the best deal on a bike; you want to ensure that it will be safe and reliable when you ride it around town or hit the open road. When considering which model is right for you, there are five things to consider.

• Fuel Efficiency

Fuel efficiency is one of the most important factors when buying a motorcycle. The fuel efficiency of a motorcycle depends on its engine size, weight and gearing. The smaller the engine, the less fuel it will consume.

For example, if you are looking for an old Royal Enfield with an air-cooled twin-cylinder 250cc motor, it will consume less than 30mpg (kilometers per gallon), while if you have purchased newer versions such as 500cc and 650cc models, this number can go up to around 70mpg!

• Safety Features

• Safety features are a must for any motorcycle. This is especially true for Royal Enfield, which has been around for nearly 100 years. The company was founded in England in 1898 and remains one of the oldest motorcycle manufacturers.
• While many modern safety features are available on Royal Enfield models, you should also keep in mind that these bikes were designed decades ago when airbags and traction control weren’t even conceived yet! That said, buying an older model may not have all these new-fangled gadgets (although some do come standard). However, if yours does come equipped with them, then they’re worth checking out before making any decisions about whether or not to purchase one – because having them installed will improve your riding experience greatly!

• Provenance

The Royal Enfield Bullet is one of the oldest motorcycle brands in the world, with a history dating back over 70 years. Edward Turner designed this motorcycle as a collaboration between him and his friend, Harry Metcalfe. It has been used in many wars, including World War II and Vietnam.

The Bullet has proven itself an excellent choice for riders who want something tough but comfortable enough to ride every day on a long journey or trip through rough terrain like forests or mountains where no roads are available for driving on. It comes with an engine that produces 45hp (33kW) at 7500 RPMs which is enough power for fast rides on busy streets without causing any problems when turning corners quickly around corners at high speeds.

• Customization Options Available

Customization is a big part of the Royal Enfield For Sale experience. You can choose from various color options, wheels, seats and handlebars to get your bike exactly how you want it. The customization options available are endless!

Looking for something more personal than just paint jobs or exhaust systems? Check out their custom shop, where they’ll make anything from leather jackets to handcrafted bikes in their showroom in Bengaluru, India’s Silicon Valley.

• Warranty and Maintenance Options

• Warranty: Royal Enfield offers a 3-year warranty on all their motorcycles, except for their Interceptor 250 and 350. The other two models have a 2-year warranty.
• Maintenance / Service Options: You can choose from three levels of maintenance/service options according to your budget and needs: Regular (Rs 6,000 per annum), Advanced (Rs 10,000 per annum) or Covered (Rs 16,000 per annum). All three options include free roadside assistance for up to one year after purchase; however, if you want extended coverage, this will cost another Rs 1 lakh annually!
• Parts Availability: While there aren’t many authorized dealerships in India yet – unlike Harley Davidson or Bajaj – there are plenty across Europe/USA where you can find parts and get them installed at your convenience if needed.

Before making a final decision on which model to buy, remember that many things will impact its value in the future. For example, live in an area where fuel prices are high, and there is limited availability for maintenance services. This may be better than other models with higher maintenance costs per mile traveled (MPKM).