Royal Enfield The most awaited motorcycle of the year, the all-new Royal Enfield is just a few days away from being launched Hunter 350. Before We Get There, Managing Director Sid Lali Posting a video revealing the bike decided to go viral on Instagram and let the viewers hear the exhaust note as well. The video comes from Bangkok, Thailand, where the first ride experience Hunter 350 is taking place. This means that a detailed review is coming soon to TOI Auto. Until then, allow us to bring you all the details about the new Hunter.
The bike gets a dual-tone finish, similar to the Continental GT 650 and Scrum 411. Also, it has a matte finish. Speaking to the media before the visit, siddharth lal Said that the Hunter 350 will get the J-series engine but it will be a brand new motorcycle.
While the fuel tank gets a dual-tone paint job, the rest of the motorcycle seems to be finished in all black including the alloy wheels. Unlike most classic-styled Royal Enfield motorcycles, the Hunter 350 is completely devoid of chrome. It has a small tripper navigation pod on the right side along with an offset instrument cluster (which can only be offered as an optional extra).
The bike gets a dual-tone finish, similar to the Continental GT 650 and Scrum 411. Also, it has a matte finish. Speaking to the media before the visit, siddharth lal Said that the Hunter 350 will get the J-series engine but it will be a brand new motorcycle.
While the fuel tank gets a dual-tone paint job, the rest of the motorcycle seems to be finished in all black including the alloy wheels. Unlike most classic-styled Royal Enfield motorcycles, the Hunter 350 is completely devoid of chrome. It has a small tripper navigation pod on the right side along with an offset instrument cluster (which can only be offered as an optional extra).
The head and tail lamps are circular, as are the turn indicators. The seat is single piece and has a split grab rail. The switchgear seems to have been shared with the bigger Royal Enfield motorcycles.
The Hunter 350, Meteor 350, new Classic 350, and the upcoming new generation will be powered by the same engine as the Bullet 350. It will be a J-series engine that makes 20.2 hp and 27 Nm of torque. With five speed gearbox. When launched, the Hunter 350 will go up against the likes of Honda CB350 RS and TVS Ronin. Prices are expected to start at Rs 1.7 lakh (ex-showroom).