Royal Enfield Hunter 350 FIRST RIDE - Is 349cc & 20hp Enough to Have Some Fun? WATCH THIS & FIND OUT
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- Royal Enfield Hunter 350 FIRST RIDE; Is 1 Cylinder, 349cc, and 20 HorsePower ENOUGH?!
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Big thanks to Royal Enfield of San Diego for the opportunity to test ride the Royal Enfield Hunter 350. With only 1 cylinder, 349cc’s of displacement, and just over 20 horsepower, the ride shows that you don’t need a ton of power to have fun. It was a great time riding around the side streets of San Diego on the Hunter 350.
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Just picked up Hunter 350 in Rebel Red. 1st bike. Super fun. Excellent in the city.
Congrats!! I’d love to hear your thoughts after owning it a while. Ride safe!
This is a hooligan bike with a lot of aggression with a lil twist of the throttle. This is the true smiles/km bike
I thought it gave a very nice and polite ride. :) Thanks for watching!
And if you swap out the air filter cover for a larger aperture one it gives a much deeper growl to the exhaust and a noticeable increase in power.
@@rosswilliams531 Nice! Do you know of any other mods for the Hunter 350?
Ive watched plenty of videos about upgrading exhaust, cams, fuel x plus gearing sprockets òn these 350's but I'd rather stick to just upgrading my air box cover as the improvement seems instant for little cost plus I don't want to invalid the warranty. If I needed more power then I'd probably just upgrade my bike. Good fuel seems to improve performance too.
Boss! I think these Hunters look pretty cool.
I agree! They do have a good “classic” look.
I've got a few questions, as I love the Hunter. I'm trying to rid my life of vehicles that require to be plugged in to a scanner / computer in order to diagnose faults. Does this bike run on 1980s technology, and does the throttle use a cable, not an electronic sensor? I hate anything that requires a sensor. I want a bike I can service myself. I once owned a Suzuki X7, and I could have the crankshaft on the bench in 45 mins from having the bike in a running condition. Simplicity is my requirement.
Hi Jack! I looked closely photos in the RE Hunter 350 spec brochure and it does appear to have a throttle cable. It is fuel injected and has ABS so there is a computer somewhere on the bike. You'd like my 2002 Triumph Bonneville; it's carbureted, has throttle cables, and no ABS! Thanks a lot for watching! :)
I swapped air filter and installed the fuelx pro plus. It’s a totally different bike. Next I’m adding a full pipe and Hitchcock performance cam. It’s already plenty fast enough but it just needs a tad more on the larger hills here in the Smokies.
I just googled fuel pro plus--super cool! I guess the Hunter 350 has some hidden power, huh? I'll be you have some great roads to ride in the Smoky Mountains! Thanks for watching! :)
@@blacktoproaming google the rattler and tail of the dragon. Two epic motorcycle rides.
I've done 7000 miles, my nimble and fun commuter.
Nice! You’ve been enjoying so far? How has the reliability been?
@@blacktoproamingHad zero issues, ive done the air filter & fuelx mods.
And it still brings a smile to my face.
Edit chain does stretch, it's a basic £23 chain, I'll replace at 10k,maybe before with a £77 heavy duty one.
Stock tires have been fine, replace with eh, street pilot?