Royal Enfield Hunter 350: Quick review

The Hunter 350 looks like a small clickable roadster that is easy to manage in the urban jungle

The Hunter 350 looks like a small clickable roadster that is easy to manage in the urban jungle

The riding triangle has a hint of sportiness to it and the seat is a bit stiff

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The engine on the Hunter 350 is the same one as the Classic Reborn and the Meteor 350. However, it is running in a different state of tune

The engine has a nice whine to it and is eager to respond. The exhaust note is also quite raspy. Moreover, the transmission is also a slick unit

However, the clutch is on the heavier side and the rearview mirrors do vibrate a lot

The Hunter 350 is the quickest motorcycle in RE's lineup to change direction. This is because of the 17-inch wheels.

The feature list consists of USB port, alloy wheels, tubeless tyres and a dual-channel ABS and Tripper navigation as an accessory

Overall, the Hunter 350 is a very compelling option in the market. It is very accessible for newer riders as well. 

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