Is the Hunter 350's lighter weight and nimble handling somehow a trade off of the classic Royal Enfield 'feel' that we're used to?
Ashutosh 10 January 2025 12:16
The Hunter 350 is a departure from what the Royal Enfield design philosophy has always been about, which is a lighter frame and more agile handling. The debate among motorcycle enthusiasts started on whether the bike still has the soul that makes a Royal Enfield, unique. Others believe the classic RE experience is defined by a particular heft and solidity, and the iconic, 'thump' of the engine. But there are others who would argue that the Hunter's more modern approach is just the latest addition to a brand which has been at the cutting edge of its own field for so long. The topic ranges from the brand identity and riding experience that a motorcycle is all about, to striking a balance between the traditional and modern in motorcycle design. It’s also a broader discussion on how heritage brands can keep up with changes in market demands without losing its heart.
Answered by Sucheta 24 November 2024 16:17
I think the Hunter is right. There's just enough of that RE character but not so much you feel like a dinosaur. It’s way more fun in the city because of the lighter weight.


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