Available in Australia now in limited numbers, the Hunter 350 Tokyo Black adds a fresh visual twist to one of Royal Enfield’s most successful modern motorcycles. The new finish is designed to emphasise the Hunter’s understated styling with the brand’s retro-inspired design approach. Press: RE ANZ

The Hunter 350 has built a strong following thanks to its approachable size, agile handling and simple everyday usability. Powered by Royal Enfield’s proven 349cc J-Series single-cylinder engine, the bike delivers smooth low-end torque and relaxed power delivery aimed squarely at city commuting and casual weekend riding.

Royal Enfield claims fuel consumption of around 3L/100km, helping make the Hunter one of the more economical options in the LAMS-approved category.

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The compact chassis and short wheelbase continue unchanged for the Tokyo Black edition, with the Hunter retaining its light steering and easy manoeuvrability through traffic. A low 790mm seat height also makes the bike accessible for newer riders and commuters looking for confidence at low speeds.

Braking duties are handled by a 300mm front disc and 270mm rear disc setup with dual-channel ABS fitted as standard. Riders also get a digital-analogue instrument cluster and USB charging port as part of the package.

The Hunter 350 Tokyo Black is priced at $7,690 ride-away, sitting just above the existing Dapper variants, which start from $7,590 ride-away. The model is currently included in Royal Enfield’s Pure Motorcycling Sales Event.

Royal Enfield says the first shipment is limited, with bikes available in dealerships now while stock lasts. Buyers are being encouraged to contact their local dealer early to secure one of the initial allocation models.

Like the wider Hunter range, the Tokyo Black edition is backed by a three-year unlimited-kilometre warranty and three years of roadside assistance.

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