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Royal Enfield is set to officially launch the Hunter 350 on Sunday, and now we have detailed images of the motorcycle. The Hunter 350 is derived from Royal Enfield’s J-Series 350 cc platform with company CEO Siddhartha Lal saying that the model was under development since 2016 to tune the motorcycle’s chassis just right. The Hunter 350 gets a roadster-inspired design with the chassis too having been modified over the rest of the 350cc range for improved agility Lal said, “Hunter has been in development since 2016, but the development team has been really fine tuning the chassis to offer a completely different character and personality to the bike. The chassis guys have been tuning, re-tuning the bike to make it what it is. It’s agile, fun and hopefully, you will enjoy riding it as much as we enjoyed developing it.” Off-set instrument pod and switchgear similar to that on the Meteor 350 Compared to the rest of Royal Enfield’s 350 cc range, the Hunter gets a modified twin downtube spine frame for improved agility, cornering and stability. The difference isn’t just down to the chassis but the nature of the motorcycle as well. The Hunter carries over many of the classic Royal Enfield design elements such as the rounded light clusters and twin rear shocks though the overall design is more roadster than cruiser as the rest of the 350 cc range. Royal Enfield however says that the suspension design for the Hunter 350 is unique to the model. The motorcycle gets a 41mm front fork of...

The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 and the Classic 350 are based on the J series platform, and share the same 349cc motor. But while the Hunter 350 is the new kid on the block that tasked to entice young ri The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 and the Classic 350 are based on the J series platform, and share the same 349cc motor. But while the Hunter 350 is the new kid on the block that tasked to entice young riders in the RE fold, the Classic 350 is the default breadwinner for Royal Enfield. But which one should you buy? Watch this video to find out. View More The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 and the Classic 350 are based on the J series platform, and share the same 349cc motor. But while the Hunter 350 is the new kid on the block that tasked to entice young riders in the RE fold, the Classic 350 is the default breadwinner for Royal Enfield. But which one should you buy? Watch this video to find out. The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 and the Classic 350 are based on the J series platform, and share the same 349cc motor. But while the Hunter 350 is the new kid on the block that tasked to entice young riders in the RE fold, the Classic 350 is the default breadwinner for Royal Enfield. But which one should you buy? Watch this video to find out. We finally have an update on the Royal Enfield Hunter 350. In this exclusive video, we reveal the launch details and expected pricing of the Hunter 350. But, that's not all,... We finally have an update on the Royal Enfield Hunter 350. In this exclusive vid...

Royal Enfield Hunter 350cc Render Royal Enfield has an interesting lineup of launches – This includes 650cc Cruiser, 350cc Scrambler and many more Royal Enfield has plans to launch 4 new or updated bikes every year for the next 7 years. In the past 12 months, they have already launched the new Meteor 350, updated Himalayan, updated 650 Twins and the new Classic 350. The next motorcycle in line for launch could be the Hunter 350cc scrambler. This new offering will allow the company to further fortify its position in the Indian bike market, and more particularly in the 350 cc segment where it already commands more than 90% percent market share. Likely to be christened as Hunter upon launch sometime next year, the bike is currently doing the test rounds. It is is based on the new modular J platform, which it will share with the Meteor 350 and the new Classic 350. Thanks to latest spy shots, new design elements have come to the fore. On that basis, automotive rendering artist Pratyush Rout has created digital renders in 6 different colours. 2022 Royal Enfield Hunter 350cc – Render New 2022 Royal Enfield Royal Enfield Hunter 350cc Render It gets well positioned footpegs that offer the rider a forward leaning stance. Features also include rear view mirrors, upswept exhaust and a shortened tail segment with a circular tail lamp. Just like Meteor, it will also sport a semi digital instrument cluster with an analogue speedometer and a rectangular multi information display unit. It ...

The new Royal Enfield Hunter 350 looks like a standard motorcycle. What will U.S. buyers see that's special in the coming After all, if they want a Royal Enfield 350, the Classic 350 is a better reminder of vintage Brit-style motorcycles, and the Meteor 350 is closer to the cruiser-style seating Americans seem to prefer. With its smaller wheels and tidier chassis the Hunter 350 is being called the best Royal Enfield for urban commuting. But Americans largely do not commute on two wheels. Look: America is not Florida alone. Commuting north of the 26th Parallel calls for a car at least half of the year. So why will Americans hop to buy the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 (besides its likely attractive low cost)? I think a recent review of the Hunter 350 gives the answer. Americans will buy the Hunter 350 by the ship load because it will remind them of a variety of motorcycles they loved as youngsters: Universal Japanese Motorcycles. (Or UJM, not usually said as praise.) Heresy? Not at all. "One thing Royal Enfield does very well on the Hunter 350 is to capture the classic design elements established way back in the '60s and '70s," wrote T.J. Hinton in "This is the classic standard build, and it also falls under the UJM umbrella as well, which just adds to its old-school chops." All those cherished memories of British motorcycles of the 1960s, so thoroughly mined in Royal Enfield advertisements? That was one decade. And the numbers of British motorcycles sold in the U.S. were never ...