So are these prices now confirmed or just rumours? Is the dealership now officially open for business? Is it possible to turn up and drive away with an enfield.....or are we still speculating?

Quote by: Phineas

So are these prices now confirmed or just rumours? Is the dealership now officially open for business? Is it possible to turn up and drive away with an enfield.....or are we still speculating?

The price, 280,000 THB for the Royal Enfield Classic 500, was confirmed by the owner of the Thai distributor – the current stock position is something I not know, I had the idea they had motorcycles available... Best thing is to call them

I have got my Classic 500 it's amazing the ride is much smoother than expected. Still not have plates, but was told that takes some time

Congrats Troy.
I, and maybe many others, would be interested to read 'progress reports' about your bike, especially regarding service and dealer support.
Best wishes with the RE.

I will buy into the ride is like a wave and that the top speed may be like a wave (I did 130 kph true speed GPS down a long straight hill but 110 kph is more like it every day)

But wto say it get the same fuel milage KPL I just dont buy into. The wave is rated at 63 kpl I average 65 at 100 kilos but my small wife gets 78 kpl and less than half my weight and slower speed she drives.

I have heard of no one getting much over 20 KPL (50 MPG) with this bike

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I will buy into the ride is like a wave and that the top speed may be like a wave (I did 130 kph true speed GPS down a long straight hill but 110 kph is more like it every day)

But wto say it get the same fuel milage KPL I just dont buy into. The wave is rated at 63 kpl I average 65 at 100 kilos but my small wife gets 78 kpl and less than half my weight and slower speed she drives.

I have heard of no one getting much over 20 KPL (50 MPG) with this bike

But who REALLY want to ride a Honda Wave? I'd prefer to have a leg amputated than be seen riding one.