- Spy images give closer look at styling elements
- Uses telescopic forks and twin rear shocks
- Indian launch details unavailable yet
The upcoming Royal Enfield Hunter was spotted once again during its test runs. The new spy images give a glimpse at the design and the hardware of the motorcycle. This new model from Royal Enfield will feature a neo-retro design that includes a round shape for headlight, taillight, and turn indicators. The fuel tank features a curvy design and a chrome filler cap. Other styling elements include a single-piece seat, a side-slung exhaust, and alloy wheels.
The hardware, similar to several Royal Enfield models, includes telescopic forks at the front and twin shocks at the back. The braking setup includes single discs on both wheels. The details about the safety net are unavailable at the moment. However, we expect to see a dual-channel ABS on this upcoming motorcycle. Furthermore, a closer look at the handlebar reveals Meteor 350-style switches.
It may also borrow the 349cc, single-cylinder engine from the Meteor. This motor is tuned to produce 20.2bhp and 27Nm on the Thunderbird 350 successor. We may see similar power and torque output figures on the upcoming Royal Enfield Hunter as well.
The launch details are unavailable yet, however, we may see this motorcycle in our market in the second half of 2022.
