Royal Enfield hunter 350

  Introduction If you have been following  Royal Enfield ’s communication around the  Hunter 350 , you would know the focus is on the motorcycle’s ability to tackle the hustle and bustle of city life. And rightly so, because it is lovely on our daily commutes. However, it was a mixed bag on our 1000km-plus highway outing. Why buy it? - Feels quick and peppy to ride - Offers accessible seat height and low weight - Loads of customisable accessories Good Things Be it the Hunter’s low seat height, its linear and relaxed throttle response, or the comfortable ergonomics; these are positives that make it a likeable and accessible machine on the daily commute. Not surprisingly, these attributes also make the motorcycle an agreeable companion on longer rides. For instance, no matter how much we piled into the tail or saddle bags, the Hunter's low stance meant it was still easy to swing a leg over. And this is from a person who is five-nine, in boots. The engine felt relaxed but in...