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Royal Enfield Hunter 350
66% Match
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₹1.87 - ₹2.24 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
LED Headlamp with DRLs
The Classic 350 features an LED headlamp with daytime running lights, while the Hunter makes do with a halogen headlamp.
Bigger Front Wheel
A 19-inch front wheel paired with an 18-inch rear gives the Classic its distinctive retro stance versus the Hunter's 17-inch front and rear setup.
More Ground Clearance
The Classic offers 170 mm of ground clearance compared to the Hunter's 160 mm, useful for rougher roads.
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Royal Enfield Hunter 350
Performance
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Value

Standard
₹1.38 - ₹1.7 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Nearly ₹50,000 Cheaper
At ₹1,37,640 ex-showroom versus ₹1,87,434 for the Classic 350, the Hunter delivers the same engine for significantly less money.
Higher Top Speed
The Hunter tops out at 130 kmph compared to the Classic's 115 kmph despite sharing the identical 20.2 bhp engine.
Assist & Slipper Clutch
The Hunter gets an assist-and-slipper clutch for lighter lever effort and smoother downshifts, while the Classic uses a standard wet multiplate clutch.
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Royal Enfield Hunter 350
The Hunter 350 is lighter, cheaper, has better mileage and a smaller, flickable footprint that suits stop-go city traffic better than the heavier, longer Classic 350.
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Why Hunter 350 for you?
Lower price, easier entry
At ₹1,37,640 ex-showroom vs ₹1,87,434, the Hunter 350 is significantly cheaper, freeing up budget for a first-time or daily-use buyer.
Better fuel efficiency
36.2 kmpl ARAI figure beats the Classic's 34 kmpl owner-reported figure, meaning lower running costs for daily commuting.
Lighter and more compact
181 kg kerb weight and shorter 2055mm length make it easier to filter through traffic and park in tight city spaces compared to the 195 kg, 2145mm Classic.
Find out how the Royal Enfield Classic 350 and Royal Enfield Hunter 350 stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
Both bikes share an identical motor, so the radar is really a story of Hunter's lighter, more affordable, tech-forward package versus Classic's heavier, cruiser-biased comfort and road presence.
Nearly ₹50,000 Cheaper
At ₹1,37,640 ex-showroom versus ₹1,87,434 for the Classic 350, the Hunter delivers the same engine for significantly less money.
Higher Top Speed
The Hunter tops out at 130 kmph compared to the Classic's 115 kmph despite sharing the identical 20.2 bhp engine.
Assist & Slipper Clutch
The Hunter gets an assist-and-slipper clutch for lighter lever effort and smoother downshifts, while the Classic uses a standard wet multiplate clutch.
A Trade-off
The Classic 350 features an LED headlamp with daytime running lights, while the Hunter makes do with a halogen headlamp.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise performance.

LED Headlamp with DRLs
The Classic 350 features an LED headlamp with daytime running lights, while the Hunter makes do with a halogen headlamp.
Bigger Front Wheel
A 19-inch front wheel paired with an 18-inch rear gives the Classic its distinctive retro stance versus the Hunter's 17-inch front and rear setup.
More Ground Clearance
The Classic offers 170 mm of ground clearance compared to the Hunter's 160 mm, useful for rougher roads.
LED Turn Signals
Turn indicators on the Classic are LED units, whereas the Hunter relies on halogen bulbs for its signals.
Longer Wheelbase & Body
With a 1390 mm wheelbase and 2145 mm overall length versus the Hunter's 1370 mm and 2055 mm, the Classic offers a more stretched-out, cruiser-style riding stance.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, performance and value.

Nearly ₹50,000 Cheaper
At ₹1,37,640 ex-showroom versus ₹1,87,434 for the Classic 350, the Hunter delivers the same engine for significantly less money.
Higher Top Speed
The Hunter tops out at 130 kmph compared to the Classic's 115 kmph despite sharing the identical 20.2 bhp engine.
Assist & Slipper Clutch
The Hunter gets an assist-and-slipper clutch for lighter lever effort and smoother downshifts, while the Classic uses a standard wet multiplate clutch.
Newer Emission Standard
The Hunter is certified to BS6 Phase 2B, a step ahead of the Classic's BS6 Phase 2 compliance.
Lighter & More Efficient
At 181 kg kerb weight and 36.2 kmpl ARAI-rated mileage, the Hunter is lighter and more fuel efficient than the 195 kg Classic 350.
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