Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Variants Details Leaked, Launch on August 7

The details of the Royal Enfield Hunter 350’s variants have been leaked ahead of its launch on August 7. With a price tag of around Rs 1.70 lakh, the Hunter 350 will be the most affordable motorbike offered by Royal Enfield and the bike manufacturer will be looking to target a whole new segment of buyers with this range. The leaked details reveal that the two variants of Royal Enfield Hunter 350 will be named Hunter Retro and Hunter Metro, with the latter having a sub-variant called Hunter Metro Rebel.

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Royal Enfield Hunter 350: Details leak explained

The Hunter 350 will have the same hardware as the Classic and Meteor 350 but will receive some essential design tweaks. The key differences between the two Hunter variants lie in the hardware setup. The Hunter Retro gets spokes wheels with front disc and rear drum brakes. The Metro will receive alloy wheels with disc brakes at the front as well as the rear wheel. The Retro variant also gets a bulb tail lamp, oval-shaped indicators, and single channel ABS. In contrast, the Metro variant receives an LED tail lamp, a round shape indicator, and dual channel ABS.

Here is a full list of the details.

Hunter Retro	Hunter Metro
Spokes Wheels	Alloy Wheels
Single Channel ABS	Dual Channel ABS
Tyre Size: F – 100/80 17” R – 120/80 17”	Tyre Size: F – 110/70 17” R – 140/70 17”
Disc and Drum Size: F – 300mm R – 6” Drum	Disc Size: F – 300mm R – 270mm
Bulb tail lamp	LED tail lamp
Oval Shape Indicator	Round Shape Indicator
Classic-like handle switch	Meteor-like handle switch
Simple Cluster	Meteor-like Cluster
No main stand	Comes with a main stand
177kg Kerb Weight	181kg Kerb Weight

Both variants have a fuel tank capacity of 12 litres, 800mm seat height, and a ground clearance of 150mm. The new Hunter 350 will be offered in 8 colour options, as listed below.

Hunter Retro colours

• Factory Black
• Factory Silver

Hunter Metro Colours

• Dapper White
• Dapper Ash
• Dapper Grey (MIY)

Hunter Metro Rebel

• Rebel Black
• Rebel Blue
• Rebel Red(MIY)

Hunter 350 will be based on the J-platform engine, making it the third bike in the Royal Enfield line with that engine configuration. The 349cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine produces a maximum power of 20hp and 27Nm torque. Both variants of the Hunter 350 are lighter than their J-platform counterparts.

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With the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 expected to be priced between Rs 1.50-1.70 lakh, RE is looking to target new buyers that are looking for an entry-level light cruiser. Upon its launch on August 7, the Royal Enfield 250 will rival TVS Ronin, Honda H’ness CB350, Yezdi Roadster, and Jawa Forty Two.

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