The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is a popular neo-retro roadster from the brand, built primarily to make city commutes fun

By Samarth | Published Jan 21,2026

It is based on the same J-series platform as the Classic 350, and is powered by the same engine known for its refinement & good low-end grunt

If you are looking to buy the Hunter, and want to know more about all the colours, swipe to the next slide

The Factory Black colour scheme drapes the bike in a glossy black paint, which looks quite stealthy. It also gets minimalistic graphics. It’s available only in the base variant, though.

The Rio White, in our opinion, is the best-looking colour. It gets a clean look with its white shade, and has stylish branding on the fuel tank with tri-colour striped graphics

Dapper Grey has been around since the Hunter 350’s debut. It has grey-black coloured panels - hard to go wrong with this one

The Rebel Blue shade also has been a popular choice among buyers for quite some time now. The matte blue & white combo looks neat, with funky ‘ROYAL ENFIELD’ graphics on either side of the tank

In the London Red colour, the bike has a glossy red fuel tank with striped black graphics. It commands good road presence, but we feel the black stripes can be done better

The Tokyo Black gets a dual-tone shade, with very hard-to-read graphics on the fuel tank that spell ‘350’. It still looks premium, though!

The Graphite Grey is the newest addition to its palette. It has a nice dark finish with neon graphics and complementing rim stickers as well

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Royal Enfield Hunter 350