Nice looking bike indeed. Very nostalgic looks.
Apparently, the handling and ride is pretty nostalgic too, for those of use who remember riding similar machines back in the 50s or 60s.
I was seriously considering an Enfield a while back, and did some research. They are indeed made in India, where they are of course a lot cheaper than they are here. The consensus seemed to be that they look great and are splendid for getting from A to B, but if you are planning a longer journey - say to C or D - or, heaven forbid, even X,Y or Z then you might be better off with something a bit more modern.
There's a book called "Journey's Blend" which details the ride taken by three guys visiting numerous whisky distilleries on motorcycles and collecting samples to make a blend. There were two Triumphs and an Enfield. The guy who rode the Enfield was not just slower, he apparently had a pretty hard time of it physically on the longer sections, and copped a fair bit of teasing from the other two.
For fans of bikes, and whisky, there's a 5 part TV show they made of the trip on Youtube, and a book on Kindle. Part 1 of 5 in the link below (warning - a lot of it is about whisky not just bikes)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zw8Vs6KsknU
Anyway, I bought a Honda instead..
In Perth the Enfield 350 is a bit under $6,500 licensed on the road, and for the same money you can get a Honda CBR300RA ABS.
https://www.hondashop.com.au/product...-cbr300ra-abs/
I got a Honda CBR500RA twin which is a delight to ride. But not quite as cute as the Enfield, in that splendidly old fashioned way of course...
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