The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is a true urban roadster merging old-school character with new-age agility. The bike was launched in August 2022 and has already won the hearts of countless riders. This motorcycle is aimed towards younger riders and urban explorers. It features a small body, impressive performance, and a very appealing price, making it the most affordable model from Royal Enfield. The Hunter 350’s styling is neo-retro, and with the Hunter 350 being more than a motorcycle, it is a 2025 upgrade lifestyle statement that aims at fulfilling the desire for freedom in the urban jungles.
Revamped Of The Old Look
The Hunter 350 has a roadster neo retro look which is minimalist and unique. The bike features a round LED headlamp, a small rear fender, and a teardrop shaped fuel tank which is reminiscent of classic motorcycles. The 2025 model of the bike will come in vibrant colours like Factory Black, Tokyo Black, and even Rebel Blue appealing towards more youthful riders. The bike is also more adept in modern city riding with 17 inch wheels and compact dimensions.
Power-Packed Performance
The Hunter 350 features the reliable J-series 349cc engine which produces 20.2 bhp along with 27 Nm of torque. It is combined with a five-speed transmission, new slip and assist clutch, and improved throttle response to provide better shift timing and assist with less strain in congested areas. For the 2025 model year, the throttle map has been updated to provide better response for the low end throttle to help with acceleration from a standstill. The bike also has a low cruising speed and a relaxed top speed of around 130 km/h.
Enhanced Comfort For City Rides
The comfort upgrades for the rider in the 2025 model year are more noticeable. The rider seat has improved padding to allow better rider comfort on longer journeys while the rear suspension has been retuned to better handle the bumps encountered on the urban jungle. The sitting stance that the rider stays in is very comfortable and is made better with the new handlebars. The new metro hunter version comes in at a low weight of 181kg which is much better than the rest of the Royal Enfield family, making it easier to handle for new and shorter riders.
Gadgets That Keep You In Touch
The Hunter’s digi-analogue instrument cluster blends modernity and tradition. It features a retro-style speedometer and an LCD screen that displays vital information. For added convenience, there is an optional Royal Enfield Tripper Navigation System that supports turn-by-turn directions. To enhance convenience, there is a Type-C fast charging port that ensures devices are powered and connectivity is maintained during travels. Nevertheless, due to the global chip shortage, factory fitted Tripper units are currently unavailable. Accessory options are limited to what dealers have in stock.
Safety And Personalization
The Hunter 350’s anti-lock braking system ensures safety is never compromised. The Metro variant comes with dual-channel ABS and 300mm front and 270mm rear disc brakes. The Retro variant has a disc-drum setup with single channel ABS. Riders can customize.
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