Royal Enfield may offer tubeless spoke wheels on Classic 350, Motoverse launch likely

There is news for riders planning to buy the Royal Enfield Classic 350. The company is reportedly preparing to offer cross-spoke wheels with tubeless tyres on the popular retro motorcycle. The company has not yet made any official announcement.

An Instagram reel recently surfaced showing a Classic 350 in Medallion Bronze with the new wheel setup. The bike is said to be under testing. On this basis, the version is believed to be a possible reveal at the Motoverse event in November 2026.

The tubeless spoke wheels seen on the Classic 350 are reportedly taken from the Sundowner edition of the Royal Enfield Meteor 350, which came with premium aluminium tubeless spoke wheels. The company's Goan Classic 350 is also already sold with a different cross-spoke wheel design and tubeless tyres.

Spoke wheels give the bike a traditional retro look. In a tubeless tyre, air escapes relatively slowly after a puncture, which may give riders some relief on long journeys. The actual benefit depends on the damage to the tyre and the conditions.

The Classic 350 with the new wheel setup could cost about Rs 20,000 more than the current model. The company may offer the wheels in a limited edition, or sell them as accessories. If they are offered as accessories, owners of the current Classic 350 could also fit them. Firm word from the company on price and availability is still awaited.

The ex-showroom price of the Classic 350 in Chennai currently starts at Rs 1.89 lakh and goes up to Rs 2.26 lakh for the top Signals White variant. The bike comes in a total of 9 colour options. The dual-channel ABS variant, updated in July 2026, has a USB Type-C fast-charging port as standard, along with an assist and slipper clutch.

The assist and slipper clutch makes the clutch easier to operate while changing gears, while the Type-C port can be used to charge a smartphone on the move. The new tubeless spoke wheels could make the Classic 350 more attractive. Riders will now watch whether the company announces the change at Motoverse 2026. The company has not confirmed the expected price, and the date of the event has not been announced.