Reviews of Royal Enfield Hunter 350

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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Yeah, the Hunter is the naked model bike, superb looking, best for riding comfortably and has good mileage. Better in highway city rides. Perfect look. Perfect braking system. Dual-channel ABS are very good. Everything is perfect in it.

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Good balance, very comfortable. I bought a blue Rebel, looks are awesome. After the first servicing, the firing got smooth. The buying experience in the showroom in Narhe was good. Got delivery in one week. The showroom staff was helpful and had all the required information. I bought a blue Rebel, I love this color. Royal Enfield Hunter.

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The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 has garnered positive reviews for its city-friendly design and accessible pricing. Here are some key insights:
Design and Build Quality: The Hunter 350 boasts an appealing design with excellent fit-and-finish. It features a well-sculpted tank, modern graphics, and a compact exhaust, giving it a contemporary look while retaining classic elements like round lighting and analog-style speedo​ (Ultimate Motorcycling)​.
Performance and Handling: Powered by a 349cc engine delivering 20 horsepower, the Hunter 350 offers smooth and manageable power delivery suitable for urban commuting. Its handling is particularly praised for city riding, aided by its lightweight and responsive chassis. However, it's not as spirited on highways or twisty roads due to its modest power and braking setup, with the rear brake providing more confidence than the front​ (Ultimate Motorcycling)​​ (BikeWale)​.
Comfort and Ergonomics: The seating position and switchgear are designed for comfort during urban rides. While the seat and rear suspension are adequate for short trips, they can become uncomfortable on longer journeys, making the bike less ideal for touring without modifications​ (Ultimate Motorcycling)​​ (BikeWale)​.
Features and Equipment: The Hunter 350 includes essential features such as dual-channel ABS and simple, intuitive controls. Its fuel efficiency, around 31.3 km/l, makes it an economical choice for daily commuting​ (BikeWale)​.
Value for Money: At around $3,999, the Hunter 350 is seen as a great value, offering a stylish and enjoyable ride for new and experienced riders alike​ (Ultimate Motorcycling)​.
Overall, the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is highly regarded for its city performance, stylish design, and affordability, though it might require some upgrades for those looking to use it for longer tours.

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Had a very bad experience, the approach towards customers was very casual, Over heating issue and mileage were very poor, In 1000 Km had to go twice to the service center. Look wise is good.
Customer support is of no use, they do not care for your feedback.
Yezdi and Honda bikes look good in this category…
please avoid buying it.

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1. Buying experience is not that up to the mark, as the waiting time in my region is undefined.
2. Riding experience for short to medium-size riders is really great—proper stance for people about 5-foot 8-inch people, not more than that.
3. Awesome looks, excellent durability, and sufficient performance.
4. No clue
5. Pros: cheap, durable, good average, premium feel. Cons: not that great for taller riders; the exhaust is not that roaring like the rest of the royal Enfield bikes.

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I never owned the re 350, merely went for a test drive.
The re brand image is the most prominent in India, where everyone wants to display tashan.
The classic bullet is one of the reasons for this because no rider rides a bullet while being slouched. They ride with confidence and enhance the feeling of power.
The hunter 350 captures most of that reputation with its powerful engine and presenting exhaust. The peak power is felt from 2nd gear onwards upto 4th at around 70kph. The bike seems to struggle after that and vibrations aggressively present themselves.
I rode the dapper variant with dual-channel abs. One of the main concerns is even at the cheapest variant, the most expensive variant of the tvs ronin beats it in terms of features, mileage and power. Also, drum brakes with single-channel abs?
All in all, the hunter is a great machine, but not the best in the price bracket. Re fans may go for it, but the ronin may just pull ahead.

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Yes I had a great experience riding my bike and it will go to 80 speeds within a very fast period It is a budget-friendly RE it looks stunning with lower weight and the service ppl of are is cool these above-mentioned things are all pros coming to cons as it is 350cc it is getting heat very high and the middle plates are fiber it would be more stunning if it was metal even at the back tyre else everything is going great

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Just wanted to say not for daily commute if you are looking for just occasional rides then only go for it.
Buying experience- Not that great
Riding experience- just ok
Details about looks, good but not as the classic version
Performance - up to the mark
Servicing and maintenance - Too Costly
Pros - good looks / peppy engine / great braking with Abs
Cons - The only cons is its extreme heating / less pillion space

About the Reviewer

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.

About the Reviewer

Yeah, the Hunter is the naked model bike, superb looking, best for riding comfortably and has good mileage. Better in highway city rides. Perfect look. Perfect braking system. Dual-channel ABS are very good. Everything is perfect in it.

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Good balance, very comfortable. I bought a blue Rebel, looks are awesome. After the first servicing, the firing got smooth. The buying experience in the showroom in Narhe was good. Got delivery in one week. The showroom staff was helpful and had all the required information. I bought a blue Rebel, I love this color. Royal Enfield Hunter.

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The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 has garnered positive reviews for its city-friendly design and accessible pricing. Here are some key insights:
Design and Build Quality: The Hunter 350 boasts an appealing design with excellent fit-and-finish. It features a well-sculpted tank, modern graphics, and a compact exhaust, giving it a contemporary look while retaining classic elements like round lighting and analog-style speedo​ (Ultimate Motorcycling)​.
Performance and Handling: Powered by a 349cc engine delivering 20 horsepower, the Hunter 350 offers smooth and manageable power delivery suitable for urban commuting. Its handling is particularly praised for city riding, aided by its lightweight and responsive chassis. However, it's not as spirited on highways or twisty roads due to its modest power and braking setup, with the rear brake providing more confidence than the front​ (Ultimate Motorcycling)​​ (BikeWale)​.
Comfort and Ergonomics: The seating position and switchgear are designed for comfort during urban rides. While the seat and rear suspension are adequate for short trips, they can become uncomfortable on longer journeys, making the bike less ideal for touring without modifications​ (Ultimate Motorcycling)​​ (BikeWale)​.
Features and Equipment: The Hunter 350 includes essential features such as dual-channel ABS and simple, intuitive controls. Its fuel efficiency, around 31.3 km/l, makes it an economical choice for daily commuting​ (BikeWale)​.
Value for Money: At around $3,999, the Hunter 350 is seen as a great value, offering a stylish and enjoyable ride for new and experienced riders alike​ (Ultimate Motorcycling)​.
Overall, the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is highly regarded for its city performance, stylish design, and affordability, though it might require some upgrades for those looking to use it for longer tours.

About the Reviewer

Had a very bad experience, the approach towards customers was very casual, Over heating issue and mileage were very poor, In 1000 Km had to go twice to the service center. Look wise is good.
Customer support is of no use, they do not care for your feedback.
Yezdi and Honda bikes look good in this category…
please avoid buying it.

About the Reviewer

1. Buying experience is not that up to the mark, as the waiting time in my region is undefined.
2. Riding experience for short to medium-size riders is really great—proper stance for people about 5-foot 8-inch people, not more than that.
3. Awesome looks, excellent durability, and sufficient performance.
4. No clue
5. Pros: cheap, durable, good average, premium feel. Cons: not that great for taller riders; the exhaust is not that roaring like the rest of the royal Enfield bikes.

About the Reviewer

I never owned the re 350, merely went for a test drive.
The re brand image is the most prominent in India, where everyone wants to display tashan.
The classic bullet is one of the reasons for this because no rider rides a bullet while being slouched. They ride with confidence and enhance the feeling of power.
The hunter 350 captures most of that reputation with its powerful engine and presenting exhaust. The peak power is felt from 2nd gear onwards upto 4th at around 70kph. The bike seems to struggle after that and vibrations aggressively present themselves.
I rode the dapper variant with dual-channel abs. One of the main concerns is even at the cheapest variant, the most expensive variant of the tvs ronin beats it in terms of features, mileage and power. Also, drum brakes with single-channel abs?
All in all, the hunter is a great machine, but not the best in the price bracket. Re fans may go for it, but the ronin may just pull ahead.

About the Reviewer

Yes I had a great experience riding my bike and it will go to 80 speeds within a very fast period It is a budget-friendly RE it looks stunning with lower weight and the service ppl of are is cool these above-mentioned things are all pros coming to cons as it is 350cc it is getting heat very high and the middle plates are fiber it would be more stunning if it was metal even at the back tyre else everything is going great

About the Reviewer

Just wanted to say not for daily commute if you are looking for just occasional rides then only go for it.
Buying experience- Not that great
Riding experience- just ok
Details about looks, good but not as the classic version
Performance - up to the mark
Servicing and maintenance - Too Costly
Pros - good looks / peppy engine / great braking with Abs
Cons - The only cons is its extreme heating / less pillion space

About the Reviewer

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.

About the Reviewer

Yeah, the Hunter is the naked model bike, superb looking, best for riding comfortably and has good mileage. Better in highway city rides. Perfect look. Perfect braking system. Dual-channel ABS are very good. Everything is perfect in it.

About the Reviewer

Good balance, very comfortable. I bought a blue Rebel, looks are awesome. After the first servicing, the firing got smooth. The buying experience in the showroom in Narhe was good. Got delivery in one week. The showroom staff was helpful and had all the required information. I bought a blue Rebel, I love this color. Royal Enfield Hunter.

About the Reviewer

The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 has garnered positive reviews for its city-friendly design and accessible pricing. Here are some key insights:
Design and Build Quality: The Hunter 350 boasts an appealing design with excellent fit-and-finish. It features a well-sculpted tank, modern graphics, and a compact exhaust, giving it a contemporary look while retaining classic elements like round lighting and analog-style speedo​ (Ultimate Motorcycling)​.
Performance and Handling: Powered by a 349cc engine delivering 20 horsepower, the Hunter 350 offers smooth and manageable power delivery suitable for urban commuting. Its handling is particularly praised for city riding, aided by its lightweight and responsive chassis. However, it's not as spirited on highways or twisty roads due to its modest power and braking setup, with the rear brake providing more confidence than the front​ (Ultimate Motorcycling)​​ (BikeWale)​.
Comfort and Ergonomics: The seating position and switchgear are designed for comfort during urban rides. While the seat and rear suspension are adequate for short trips, they can become uncomfortable on longer journeys, making the bike less ideal for touring without modifications​ (Ultimate Motorcycling)​​ (BikeWale)​.
Features and Equipment: The Hunter 350 includes essential features such as dual-channel ABS and simple, intuitive controls. Its fuel efficiency, around 31.3 km/l, makes it an economical choice for daily commuting​ (BikeWale)​.
Value for Money: At around $3,999, the Hunter 350 is seen as a great value, offering a stylish and enjoyable ride for new and experienced riders alike​ (Ultimate Motorcycling)​.
Overall, the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is highly regarded for its city performance, stylish design, and affordability, though it might require some upgrades for those looking to use it for longer tours.

About the Reviewer

Had a very bad experience, the approach towards customers was very casual, Over heating issue and mileage were very poor, In 1000 Km had to go twice to the service center. Look wise is good.
Customer support is of no use, they do not care for your feedback.
Yezdi and Honda bikes look good in this category…
please avoid buying it.

About the Reviewer

1. Buying experience is not that up to the mark, as the waiting time in my region is undefined.
2. Riding experience for short to medium-size riders is really great—proper stance for people about 5-foot 8-inch people, not more than that.
3. Awesome looks, excellent durability, and sufficient performance.
4. No clue
5. Pros: cheap, durable, good average, premium feel. Cons: not that great for taller riders; the exhaust is not that roaring like the rest of the royal Enfield bikes.

About the Reviewer

I never owned the re 350, merely went for a test drive.
The re brand image is the most prominent in India, where everyone wants to display tashan.
The classic bullet is one of the reasons for this because no rider rides a bullet while being slouched. They ride with confidence and enhance the feeling of power.
The hunter 350 captures most of that reputation with its powerful engine and presenting exhaust. The peak power is felt from 2nd gear onwards upto 4th at around 70kph. The bike seems to struggle after that and vibrations aggressively present themselves.
I rode the dapper variant with dual-channel abs. One of the main concerns is even at the cheapest variant, the most expensive variant of the tvs ronin beats it in terms of features, mileage and power. Also, drum brakes with single-channel abs?
All in all, the hunter is a great machine, but not the best in the price bracket. Re fans may go for it, but the ronin may just pull ahead.

About the Reviewer

Yes I had a great experience riding my bike and it will go to 80 speeds within a very fast period It is a budget-friendly RE it looks stunning with lower weight and the service ppl of are is cool these above-mentioned things are all pros coming to cons as it is 350cc it is getting heat very high and the middle plates are fiber it would be more stunning if it was metal even at the back tyre else everything is going great

About the Reviewer

Just wanted to say not for daily commute if you are looking for just occasional rides then only go for it.
Buying experience- Not that great
Riding experience- just ok
Details about looks, good but not as the classic version
Performance - up to the mark
Servicing and maintenance - Too Costly
Pros - good looks / peppy engine / great braking with Abs
Cons - The only cons is its extreme heating / less pillion space

About the Reviewer