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Royal Enfield | Hunter 350 Tokyo Black – Now Available

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TOKYO BLACK: A NEW SHADE OF URBAN COOL

Royal Enfield Introduces Tokyo Black for the Hunter 350

 

Royal Enfield is pleased to announce the next chapter for the Hunter 350 with the introduction of the Tokyo Black edition. Available now, the Hunter 350 Tokyo Black is designed to offer elegance with modernity, offering a new aesthetic angle on this iconic urban machine.

The Hunter 350 success to date is thanks to its seamless blend of character and agility. Powered by the proven J-Series engine, it delivers a smooth, tractable ride with standout fuel efficiency of approximately 3lt per 100km. The new Tokyo Black finish enhances this street identity to make a bold, contrasting statement on the road.

Limited First Shipment: These limited-quantity bikes are available in-store now. Shipments are limited, and prospective buyers are encouraged to contact their local dealership to secure their Hunter 350 Tokyo Black.

 

The Hunter 350 Tokyo Black

  • Engine: Powered by the award winning 349cc J-Series air-oil cooled engine, specifically tuned for strong low-end torque and smooth power delivery in city environments.

 

  • Chassis & Handling: Features a compact wheelbase and revised geometry for sharp, agile flickability through urban traffic.

 

  • Accessibility: LAMS approved with a manageable 790mm seat height

 

  • Efficiency: Highly economical fuel consumption at approximately 3 litres per 100km, offering an affordable solution for daily commuting.

 

  • Braking & Safety: Equipped with 300mm front and 270mm rear disc brakes, featuring dual-channel ABS as standard for confident stopping power in all conditions.

 

  • Modern Features: Includes a digital-analogue instrument cluster and a USB charging port for on-the-go connectivity.

 

  • Pricing: The Hunter 350 range currently starts from $7,590 rideaway for the Dapper series, with the new Tokyo Black positioned at $7,690 rideaway (currently on promotion with the Pure Motorcycling Sales Event).

 

  • Ownership Peace of Mind: Supported by a three-year unlimited kilometre warranty and three years of roadside assistance.

Find your nearest Royal Enfield dealership to see the range in person and speak with the team about a test ride. Looking to finance your Royal Enfield? Our friendly finance support team is also available to discuss your finance options.

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