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Things tracked on incredibly wholesome as new milestones were scribed in the name of the Thunderbird 500. The motorcycle replaced the Classic Desert Storm to become the flagship beast of Royal Enfield. This cruiser is also the most expensive Indian made motorcycle ever.
RE had been hearing a lot of criticises in the past years for being the previous generation motorcycle brand since the company still uses the outdated features in its motorcycles. But, with the launch of the Thunderbird 500, RE revolved around things and was applauded with claps and acceptance everywhere.
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The cult brand had to overcome tons of hurdles in order to mold out the Thunderbird 500. But the engineers executed their plans very bravely. Without shedding out even a pin drop traditional aspect, the royal builders sculptured the most featured Bullet yet, the Thunderbird 500. Mating several utile characteristics such as - 55W low beam projector headlamp, 55W high beam halogen bulb, LED tail lamp, Digital instrument cluster with LCD, clock, trip meter, digital fuel level indicator, malfunction indicator lamp, hazard function, seat lock mechanism, 20 liter fuel tank and mat-black finish, RE brought out the finest cruiser for Indian riders.
The Thunderbird is pushed on by a 499 cc, Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke, Twinspark engine tat generates a peak power of 27.2 BHP @ 5250 rpm and 41.3 Nm of torque @ 4000 rpm.
Runners up: Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS, KTM Duke 200 and Honda CBR 150R