Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Specifications and Variants
The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 specifications cover a 349 cc engine, five-speed gearbox and variant-specific braking equipment for urban riding.
Key Specifications
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Analogue and Digital Instrument Console
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Halogen, LED Headlight
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Tubeless Tyre Type
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LED Tail Light
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Rebel Blue, Dapper Green, Sage Green Color
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In summary
The Hunter 350 is a road-focused motorcycle built around Royal Enfield's J-series engine. Its four listed variants differ in braking, wheel equipment and connected features.
- Engine: 349 cc, air-oil-cooled, single-cylinder petrol engine
- Maximum output: Approximately 20.5 PS and 27 Nm
- Transmission: Five-speed manual gearbox
- Dimensions: 790 mm seat height and 160 mm ground clearance
- Fuel tank: 13 litres
- Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan interest rate: Up to 24.25% p.a.
Compare the single-channel and dual-channel ABS configurations before booking. Check your pre-approved loan offer to explore available financing options.
Last updated: 26th October, 2026
What are the specifications of the Royal Enfield Hunter 350?
What changes across the Hunter 350 variants?
The Hunter 350 has four versions listed in the October 2026 market data: Standard, Base Premium, Mid and Top. They share the same engine family but differ in wheel construction, braking and equipment. These differences are more important than choosing a paint colour alone.
| Feature | Standard | Base Premium | Mid and Top |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wheel equipment | Spoke wheels | Alloy wheels | Alloy wheels |
| Tyres | Tube-type | Tubeless | Tubeless |
| ABS | Single-channel | Single-channel | Dual-channel |
| Rear brake | Drum | Drum | Disc |
| Headlamp | Halogen | Halogen | LED |
| Navigation | Optional | Tripper navigation | Tripper navigation |
The Base Premium adds alloy wheels and tubeless tyres while retaining the Standard version's single-channel ABS arrangement. The Mid and Top versions provide dual-channel ABS and a rear disc brake. These are meaningful equipment differences for riders comparing braking systems. Dual-channel ABS helps limit wheel locking at both wheels under supported conditions. It does not guarantee a particular stopping distance. The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 should be chosen according to the braking setup and equipment you want, not solely by its exterior finish.
Source: BikeWale (October 2026)
How does the updated Hunter suit city roads?
The Hunter combines a 790 mm seat height, 1,370 mm wheelbase and 13-litre fuel tank with a road-focused riding position. The current Royal Enfield technical page lists 181 kg kerb weight and 160 mm ground clearance. Kerb weight refers to the motorcycle's weight with operating fluids and fuel under the manufacturer's measurement conditions. Its 17-inch wheels are relevant to the Hunter's road-oriented design. However, low-speed handling depends on rider experience, balance and overall geometry rather than wheel size alone.
Royal Enfield also identifies changes to suspension and seat cushioning in its updated Hunter range. The assist and slipper clutch is designed to reduce clutch effort and help manage rear-wheel behaviour during abrupt downshifts. It does not eliminate the need for manual gear selection. If you ride 20 km to work through traffic each day, test clutch operation and parking control before judging the motorcycle by its engine capacity.
Source: Royal Enfield (October 2026)
Which Hunter 350 features matter during commuting?
The Hunter offers a digi-analogue display, USB charging and connected navigation on selected versions. The 2026 manufacturer information highlights an LED headlamp and Tripper navigation equipment in the higher variants. The Standard version retains different lighting and wheel equipment. Tripper navigation displays route instructions through the supported system. It can reduce the need to check your phone during a journey, but it does not replace attention to road signs and traffic.
The USB Type-C charging port supports compatible devices. Ask the dealership to demonstrate the instrument display and charging arrangement on the exact version quoted. The J-series engine delivers its peak torque of 27 Nm at 4,000 rpm. This gives a measurable indication of its engine characteristics, although actual acceleration depends on gearing, load and throttle input. Before paying more for connected equipment, decide whether navigation and lighting differences matter on your regular commute.
Source: Royal Enfield (October 2026)
What are the pros and cons of the Hunter 350?
The Hunter 350 offers a road-focused riding position and multiple braking configurations. Its main limitations concern overall weight and equipment differences between versions.
| Pros of the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 | Cons of the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 |
|---|---|
| 349 cc J-series engine | Heavier than many 150 cc to 160 cc road motorcycles |
| Five-speed gearbox with assist and slipper clutch | Manual gear shifting remains necessary |
| Available dual-channel ABS | Standard version has single-channel ABS |
| Alloy and tubeless wheel options | Standard version uses spoke wheels and tube-type tyres |
| 13-litre fuel tank | Actual refuelling distance depends on consumption |
The main choice is between the lower-priced Standard version and the additional braking and wheel equipment of the higher configurations.
What should you check during a Hunter 350 test ride?
A Hunter test ride should establish whether its weight, seating position and braking equipment suit your daily travel.
- Seat reach: Check confidence at traffic stops.
- Parking: Reverse and turn the motorcycle in a narrow area.
- Clutch effort: Test repeated starts in congestion.
- Gear selection: Assess all five gears at appropriate road speeds.
- Braking: Compare single-channel and dual-channel ABS versions.
- Suspension: Cross an uneven section slowly.
- Pillion comfort: Assess seat space with your regular passenger.
- Navigation: Check display readability on a version fitted with Tripper.
Test the same configuration you intend to purchase, as the braking and wheel equipment differ across versions.
The verdict: Which Hunter 350 should you choose?
Choose the Standard version if you want the lower purchase price and accept spoke wheels with single-channel ABS. The Mid or Top configuration is more relevant if dual-channel ABS is a priority.
Consider Sneha, a fictional 29-year-old salaried professional in Jaipur earning Rs. 47,000 a month. She has an illustrative CIBIL Score of 745 and travels 17 km each way to work. She prefers alloy wheels and dual-channel ABS. A Mid configuration therefore matches her requirements more closely than the Standard. Her final decision should depend on the equipment difference, dealership quotation and confidence while managing the motorcycle at low speeds.
How Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan can help
Obtain the Hunter 350 dealership quotation for your selected configuration and decide how much you want to pay upfront.
For example, suppose Sneha borrows Rs. 1,10,000 at an illustrative annual interest rate of 12% over 36 months. Her equated monthly instalment (EMI) would be approximately Rs. 3,654.
EMI = [P × R × (1 + R)^N] ÷ [(1 + R)^N − 1]
Here, P = Rs. 1,10,000, R = 12 ÷ 12 ÷ 100 and N = 36 monthly instalments.
This is an illustrative repayment calculation, not a loan offer or approval. Additional charges are excluded.
The following table outlines the Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan features.
| Loan detail | Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan |
|---|---|
| Maximum financing | Up to 100% of the two-wheeler's on-road price |
| Loan amount | Rs. 35,000 to Rs. 21 lakh |
| Repayment tenure | 6 months to 84 months |
| Interest rate | Up to 24.25% p.a. |
Last updated: 26th October, 2026
Use the two-wheeler loan EMI calculator to compare borrowing amounts and repayment periods. A larger upfront contribution reduces the loan principal and monthly EMI when other terms remain unchanged.
What is the eligibility for a Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan?
For a Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan, the required CIBIL Score is 600 or above. Review the Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan features before applying.
Quick definition: A Credit Information Bureau (India) Limited Score (CIBIL Score) is a three-digit number, ranging from 300 to 900, that reflects your credit repayment history. Lenders use it to assess how reliably you have repaid past loans and cards.
You must also meet the following eligibility requirements:
- Nationality: Indian
- Age: 18 years to 60 years for salaried, and 70 years for non-salaried at the time of loan application
- CIBIL Score: 600 or above
Review the full two-wheeler loan eligibility criteria before applying. Meeting basic conditions does not guarantee approval. The lender considers income, existing repayments, documentation and credit history. Incomplete banking records or KYC documents can delay verification. Once you have reviewed your documents and EMI estimate, check your pre-approved loan offer to explore financing for your Hunter 350.
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Frequently asked questions about Royal Enfield Hunter 350 specifications
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Does the Hunter 350 have the same warranty across variants?
Royal Enfield provides a standard motorcycle warranty of three years or 30,000 km, whichever occurs first, subject to the applicable terms. The Hunter's Standard, Base Premium, Mid and Top versions belong to the same model range, but optional equipment and accessories can have separate coverage conditions. Before taking delivery, review the warranty booklet for the exact version and ask the dealership about exclusions. Keep authorised service records and purchase documents to support warranty-related requests. Source: Royal Enfield (October 2026)
Can I change Hunter 350 spoke wheels to alloys?
Wheel changes should be assessed through an authorised Royal Enfield dealership rather than assuming that wheels from another Hunter variant can be fitted without modification. The Standard version uses spoke wheels with tube-type tyres, while higher versions include alloy wheels and tubeless tyres. Compatibility depends on the complete wheel, tyre and braking arrangement. Ask the service centre whether an approved conversion is available and whether it affects warranty terms. Do not modify ABS-related components without manufacturer approval. Source: Royal Enfield (October 2026)
Are all Hunter 350 colours available with dual-channel ABS?
No. Hunter 350 colours are linked to particular versions, and the braking system also changes across the range. Standard and Base Premium configurations use single-channel ABS, while Mid and Top versions offer dual-channel ABS. Before booking, confirm that your preferred colour belongs to a version with the braking arrangement you want. Ask the dealership to record the colour, version and ABS specification on your quotation. A colour appearing in the overall Hunter catalogue does not establish availability with every version. Source: Royal Enfield (October 2026)
What documents are required for a Hunter 350 loan?
A Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan application requires valid KYC records and financial documents relevant to your applicant profile. Salaried applicants can be asked for salary slips, bank statements and employment information. Self-employed applicants can be asked for income tax returns and business-income records. The exact documents depend on the loan assessment and verification requirements. Check that names, addresses and financial details are consistent across submitted records. Missing or conflicting information can delay the credit decision.
Can I finance a higher Hunter 350 variant?
You can apply for a Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan for an eligible Hunter 350 variant, subject to approval and applicable terms. A higher-priced version can increase the amount borrowed if your down payment remains unchanged. Bajaj Finance offers financing up to 100% of the two-wheeler's on-road price, subject to assessment. Compare the EMI for Standard, Mid and Top versions before deciding whether the additional braking and connected equipment fit your budget.
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