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2014 Royal Enfield Bullet C5 Classic on 2040-motos

US $5,600.00

Year:2014 Mileage:756 Color: Cream and Maroon

Location:

Austin, Texas, United States

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Royal Enfield BULLET C5 CLASSIC tech info

Engine Size (cc):499 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Standard For Sale By:Private Seller

Royal Enfield BULLET C5 CLASSIC description

I am the original owner of this bike. I purchased it from the dealer in Houston, TX and rode it home to Austin. It has been kept in an enclosed garage since then, This is a gorgeous, retro-style motorcycle, reminiscent of the 1930's era Royal Enfield Bullet, the longest continuously produced motorcycle model in the world! Be prepared to have a lot of parking-lot discussions with strangers when you ride this bike - everyone wants to know if it is a restoration. The Royal Enfield half helmet seen in the photo comes with the bike! I only put 760 miles on this bike since I've had it. It is great fun to ride, but you can only expect a top speed of about 68 MPH. However, it gets great gas mileage - I got 74 MPG on my last trip. It would be a great urban commuter bike or "B-Road" cruiser. I've ridden a lot of the back roads around the Hill Country, and it is perfect for that. Very light and nimble, it handles well.

This bike is ready to ride - it needs a replacement battery, but is easily kick-started.

Why am I selling it? I am retiring soon, and I already own a BMW touring bike - don't need two bikes in the garage.

Features:

- EFI

- Electric AND kick start

- Electronic ignition

- Comes with replacement tire tubes, touch-up paint and other parts provided by Royal Enfield with the bike

Extras - I upgraded the Bullet with the following goodies:

- Vintage-style bullet turn signals front and rear

- After-market handgrips

- Bar-end mirrors

- Front fender number plate

- Rear fender rack

- Vintage-style tombstone rear brake light

- Mini wind screen

- Rear fender-mount pillion seat (not shown in photos, but included)

- Extra "comfort" solo seat (not shown in photos - I preferred the stock seat)

- Vintage-style gas cap

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