Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Price in Panchkula

It's a nice motorcycle I purchased in Sept 2022 , I rode only 4k km. It gives me around 36-38kmpl on average in the city (never gone for a highway ride) which is enough for me because my running is low and pillion faces little discomfort. Also, this is my first bike, and my palm pain in bumper-to-bumper traffic due to the hard clutch also rear brake is a little bit weak, you can go for it and the service cost is approx RS.2500 yearly.

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•It's a very good bike for beginners.
•Sufficient power
•Good economy
•Budget friendly
•Best looks
•We Can ride the bike at low speeds very easily
•Pickup & power feel when we throttle
•Easy to control. As compared to other RE
•Braking is very good
•Sufficient information is provided on the meter console.

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Comfortable bike for youth so you need to buy without any hassitat. I loved their design. The Hunter 350's impressive handling is largely down to new 17-inch rims, which slice a total of 3.1kg of un-sprung mass, while its low centre of mass, stiffer frame down-tubes and more aggressive chassis geometry deliver a responsive ride that’s new to the marque.
The pegs are set slightly higher than those on the Meteor and Classic, too, and while the Hunter’s hardly a sports bike, it’s as nippy as a litter of Labrador pups.
Learners especially will enjoy its fluency and low-speed balance as well as its cool looks. Less so, the hard-wearing CEAT rubber tyres, which lack feel and nibbles away at your confidence. Leaning the Hunter too far can land you in trouble, and some quality rubber would be a wise move.

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