The all-new, long-awaited Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is officially available in the Southeast Asian market with a classic and eye-catching design.

Specifically, Royal Enfield ‘s Hunter 350 was announced in Bangkok, Thailand. This model has two versions including Hunter 350 Dapper with a listed price of 129,900 Baht (about VND 84.47 million), and Hunter 350 Rebel at 132,900 Baht (VND 84.43 million). Both models have begun to receive orders at distributors.

Royal Enfield Hunter 350 offers a mixture of classic, modern, and eye-catching design. The bike color has many options including Blue, Red, Black, Ash, White, and Gray. The decorations with two-tone paint on the fuel tank and other parts of the body in black create contrast, providing a high visual effect.

Hunter 350 is the first Royal Enfield model to be equipped with 17-inch wheels with 110/70 tubeless front tires and 140/70 rear tires. The instrument cluster consists of classic circular single screen, similar to the control clock on the Royal Enfield Scram 411.

The bike has a fuel tank with a capacity of 13 liters, a seat height of 800 mm, a ground clearance of 150.5 mm, and a wheelbase of 1370 mm. Brake system includes a 300-mm disc brake at the front with 2 piston compression points, and a 270-mm disc brake at the rear with 1 piston compression point. The bike also has a dual-channel ABS as standard safety equipment.

Suspension includes 41 mm telescopic forks at the front and 130 mm double shock absorbers at the rear with 6 adjustable preload steps. The power of Hunter 350 comes from a single-cylinder, 349-cc, 4-stroke, J-Series petrol engine, for a maximum capacity of 20.2 hp and max torque of 27 Nm. Coming along is a 5-speed engine and good fuel economy with a consumption of about 35.2 km/liter.

Source: 24h.com.vn