Following last year’s upgrade of the Hunter 350 that saw new colours introduced and the standard specification increased, Royal Enfield has added a new Tokyo Black option to the existing Dapper Grey and London Red colours for the urban commuter.

Defined by a two-tone black and white treatment on the tank, the Tokyo Black also features a red Royal Enfield winged logo and highly stylised ‘350’ graphic that evokes the look of Japanese hiragana and katakana script.
This tank treatment is matched to a blacked-out engine and frame, with a dark grey finish for the forks, mudguards and wheels. Royal Enfield describes the Tokyo Black as a combination of elegance and modernity, offering a new aesthetic angle on the Hunter 350.

Paint aside, the Hunter 350 Tokyo Black retains the same features and updates that were introduced last October. This includes the proven J-Series 349cc single-cylinder engine producing 15kW (20.2hp) at 6,100rpm and 27Nm at 4,000rpm. This air/oil-cooled single is matched to a five-speed gearbox with an assist & slip clutch. Suspension (upgraded last year) is made up of 41mm forks and a twin shock rear, with six-step preload adjustment on the latter.
Brake discs are 300mm front and 270mm rear, with 17-inch alloy wheels and tubeless tyres.

The headlight is LED, with the main instrument pod consisting of an analogue gauge with LCD insert. Alongside that, there’s a pod for the app-based Tripper turn-by-turn navigation system that was standardised for the Hunter 350 last year. There’s also a USB-C port.
Seat height is 790mm, fuel capacity is 13 litres and wet weight is 181kg.

A more modern take on the Classic 350 and Bullet 350, as well as a twin-shock alternative to Royal Enfield’s Guerrilla 450, the Hunter 350 Tokyo Black is in Royal Enfield dealerships now, but numbers are limited. Standard ride away pricing is $7,690, which has been reduced to $7,490 for Royal Enfield’s Pure Motorcycling Sale Event that ends on 31 May, 2026. A three-year unlimited km warranty and three years of roadside assistance are standard.
See your Royal Enfield dealer for more details.








