Royal Enfield Hunter 350 on rent in Rishikesh

If this is your first time on a Royal Enfield, start here. The Hunter is noticeably lighter than the other three in our fleet, and that difference is most obvious exactly where it matters most for a nervous first-timer — at a dead stop, in a U-turn, threading through the market lane near the shop.

Spec

Engine

349 cc

Power

20.2 PS

Kerb weight

181 kg

Seat height

800 mm

Fuel tank

13 litres

Real-world mileage

36-38 kmpl

Transmission

5-speed

Day rate

₹1,200

Week rate

₹7,000

Month rate

₹On request

Security deposit

₹5,000

Best for — and not great for

Best for: town riding and switchbacks, first-time Enfield riders, light hill trips. At 181 kg it's the easiest of the four to tip back upright if you do drop it at a standstill, and it turns tighter and holds its balance better at walking pace than the Classic or Bullet.

Not great for: loaded multi-day touring — smaller tank than the Classic and Himalayan. If you're planning a multi-day Chardham trip with luggage and a pillion, the Himalayan or Classic will carry it more comfortably — see our Chardham rental page for what that trip actually needs.

Who rides this bike

First-timers on a Royal Enfield, riders who want a geared bike but are nervous about weight and balance, and locals doing the daily run between Laxman Jhula, Tapovan and Ram Jhula who want something more capable than a scooty without the bulk of a Classic or Himalayan. If you already ride a heavier motorcycle at home, you may find this one feels almost too light after a day or two.

What we check before you ride

Same base checklist as every Enfield in our fleet — chain, brakes, tyre pressure and clutch — plus a specific check on the lighter frame's fasteners and mounts, since the Hunter tends to see the most stop-start town riding of any bike we have.

Rides this bike is good for

Not sure it's the right Enfield for you? Compare all four on our Royal Enfield on rent in Rishikesh page.

One more thing worth knowing

Because the Hunter is the model we hand to the most first-time Enfield riders, it's also the bike we spend the most time briefing people on before they leave — how the clutch bite point feels different from a smaller commuter bike, how the front disc brake responds compared to a scooty's, and where the extra weight actually helps rather than hinders once you're moving. Ten minutes of that conversation in our yard saves a much worse ten minutes on the road later.

Rate

Full fleet and price list: bike rental price in Rishikesh.