TP on the rear fender stands for "tire pressure" a throw back to the military lineage. Modern tires run slightly higher pressures. I have 4300 miles on my Signals Edition Classic 350. Love these little bikes.
That particular signals model of the 350 classic Reborn looks period correct with the canvas pannier's and windshield Fuzzy. They have military ammo cans as panniers also. I would have to raise handlebars because at 5'8" that model gives me the falling forward feel. Not on the Himalayan or Scram! ( bad back ) Wahoo...Stay Safe.
@forgottenmotorcycles handle bar risers. Baxters has em. Hitchcock also. I was going to try them on the Himalayan. I dremeled out the original air cleaner cover and just removed about a half dollar size of the cover center facing backwards. There's no holding this bike back. Wahoo!
In India people take this bike to places you can't imagine for example world highest road in himalayas , ladakh extreme terrain, 1000 of miles non stop in worst road possible and this bike never disappoints
Hello sir, I own the same bike in marsh grey 2023 model but with black seats instead of brown. I hope you would like this info that these are actually special editions named as signals editions because in India, we have corps of signals which is generally referred as to the intelligence department within the Army. It was established in 1911 under British Raj but it got recognition way after the Independence in 1981. Thus when classic 350 reborn was launched by RE in 2021 they paid tribute to them by launching signals edition thus 40 is written in one side of the tank which represents their completion of 40 years and on the other side the man running with a torch symbolizes the speed , while the batch on the side panel which pretty similar to the real logo of corps of signals. This is setup is pretty similar to the previous gen classic 350 airforce style, blue bike where 49 was written. The stencil number you see on the tank is unique to each bike which is produced. And the number TP 28 written on the back fender referred to the tyre pressure that the army had to maintain when the bikes were used to be dropped from the planes during WW2 but in the modern time it is more likely torque produced 28 though it doesnot actually produces 28.
My son bough that for his first bike. I’ve ridden it and absolutely love it. When he’s ready to upgrade I might have to buy it from him.
Right on!
Love the look of the signals bikes in both colors.
Agreed 👍
The signals classics are Steve Mcqueen kind of cool !
Love em
TP on the rear fender stands for "tire pressure" a throw back to the military lineage. Modern tires run slightly higher pressures. I have 4300 miles on my Signals Edition Classic 350. Love these little bikes.
As an owner you know how wonderful these motorcycles are. Lovel them!
That particular signals model of the 350 classic Reborn looks period correct with the canvas pannier's and windshield Fuzzy. They have military ammo cans as panniers also. I would have to raise handlebars because at 5'8" that model gives me the falling forward feel. Not on the Himalayan or Scram! ( bad back )
Wahoo...Stay Safe.
You definitely do lean for a little bit. Not sure how you'd raise the bars. May have to replace them with taller bars. Great bike though
@forgottenmotorcycles handle bar risers. Baxters has em.
Hitchcock also. I was going to try them on the Himalayan.
I dremeled out the original air cleaner cover and just removed about a half dollar size of the cover center facing backwards.
There's no holding this bike back.
Wahoo!
Planning on buying one myself. The Marsh Grey.
I recommend this bike to everybody. Just love riding them
In India people take this bike to places you can't imagine for example world highest road in himalayas , ladakh extreme terrain, 1000 of miles non stop in worst road possible and this bike never disappoints
I own one of these. So I believe what you have to say about it. Absolutely amazing motorcycle. Thank you 🙏 Wahoo!
Hey Fuzzy, why was the engine light on the whole ride?
Fuel light. Thing was low on gas.
8:07 that's the place where we mount number plates in India. (Mendetory)
I've noticed that before. Wahoo!
@@forgottenmotorcycles Nice..... Great review..... 👌🏻❤
Hello sir, I own the same bike in marsh grey 2023 model but with black seats instead of brown. I hope you would like this info that these are actually special editions named as signals editions because in India, we have corps of signals which is generally referred as to the intelligence department within the Army. It was established in 1911 under British Raj but it got recognition way after the Independence in 1981. Thus when classic 350 reborn was launched by RE in 2021 they paid tribute to them by launching signals edition thus 40 is written in one side of the tank which represents their completion of 40 years and on the other side the man running with a torch symbolizes the speed , while the batch on the side panel which pretty similar to the real logo of corps of signals. This is setup is pretty similar to the previous gen classic 350 airforce style, blue bike where 49 was written. The stencil number you see on the tank is unique to each bike which is produced. And the number TP 28 written on the back fender referred to the tyre pressure that the army had to maintain when the bikes were used to be dropped from the planes during WW2 but in the modern time it is more likely torque produced 28 though it doesnot actually produces 28.
Thank you for this information. Always wonder about these symbols on the tank. I'll try and share this in a video. Thank you again.
@@forgottenmotorcycles welcome sir
I drive mine in Dallas, Tx. Traffic. My RE Signal 350 does 70 mph easy. Seems to Peter off at 76 mph.
Hot dang, Dallas traffic scares me. Small town guy here...Wahoo!
No need to say I like it ❤
Wahoo!
That unique no is your chasis/ engine no.
Thanks!