Super Meteor 650 after 500km The Good, The Quirky, And The Questionable

Super Meteor 650 after 500km The Good, The Quirky, And The Questionable After 300 miles (or 500km) with my Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650, it’s time to share some first impressions, the things I didn’t expect, what surprised me in a good way, and a few things I’m slightly less sure about. This isn’t a detailed review, it’s just the views of a new owner who is still learning about its quirks. Four happy surprises. Three subtle quirks. Could this be the perfect laid-back cruiser for a musician on a motorbike? Or are there some notes slightly out of tune? Feel free to like, comment, or subscribe if you enjoy slightly wonky reviews from the heart. 00:00 Intro 01:19 Second impressions 02:22 The Good Surprises 02:28 1. Suspension 04:12 2. Engine 04:45 3. Looks 07:05 4. Riding around bends 08:25 The not-so-good surprises 08:43 1. Gears 10:29 2. Manoeuvering 12:35 3. The USB Port 14:20 Closing thoughts #SuperMeteor650 #RoyalEnfield #FirstImpressions #MotorcycleReview #RealWorldReview #MusiciansOnAMotorbike #RoyalEnfieldSuperMeteor