Royal Enfield Hunter 350 on Rent in Rishikesh
₹1,200 per day
₹1,100/day for 3+ days · ₹1,000/day for 7+ days
The lightest and lowest Royal Enfield in our bike rental in Rishikesh fleet, and the one we hand to people who've never ridden a 350. Fourteen kilos lighter than a Classic, shorter wheelbase, 17-inch wheels at both ends, and a 790 mm seat — it turns and stops like a normal motorcycle rather than like a piece of furniture.
Take it if: it's your first big bike, you're riding mostly in and around town, or you want an Enfield you can throw around.
Don't take it if: long highway days two-up. The seat and the 13-litre tank both start to feel small.
Hunter 350 Rent Price in Rishikesh
| 1 day | ₹1,200 / day |
| 3 days or more | ₹1,100 / day |
| 7 days or more | ₹1,000 / day |
| Refundable deposit | ₹3,000 |
Included: helmet, chain lock, luggage carrier, comprehensive insurance and a commercial taxi-series plate valid for self-drive anywhere in Uttarakhand. Not included: fuel, tolls and any traffic fine. The rental day runs 8 AM to 8 AM. Compare every model on our bike and scooty rate card, or read the deposit and rental policies.
Is the Hunter 350 Right for Your Trip?
Through Rishikesh market traffic and the Laxman Jhula lanes it's noticeably less work than any other Enfield we own. It's also the cheapest way into the Royal Enfield experience.
If this is your first Royal Enfield, start here. At about 181 kg the Hunter is roughly 14 kg lighter than the Classic 350, it carries its weight low, and the short wheelbase lets it turn through a tight lane without you planning the move in advance. The 790 mm seat puts both feet flat on the ground for most riders — which matters a lot when you're stopping and starting through the market at Laxman Jhula.
It uses the same 349cc J-series engine as the Classic, so there's no shortage of pulling power in town or on the climb to Tapovan. What you gain over the Classic is a bike that's easy to park, easy to push backwards out of a tight spot, and easy to place in traffic.
The limit is ground clearance: 150 mm, the lowest in our fleet. On broken surface — the repaired stretches past Guptkashi, the last climb into Chopta, anything gravel — you'll be picking lines and still scraping. For Kedarnath, Chopta, Badrinath or the Chardham, the Himalayan 411 on rent costs only ₹200 a day more and is the right tool for that road.
Where to Ride a Hunter 350 from Rishikesh
| Ride | Distance | On the Hunter 350 |
|---|---|---|
| Rishikesh town, Tapovan, Laxman Jhula | Local | Ideal — light, narrow, easy to park |
| Neelkanth Mahadev | 32 km | The Hunter's best local ride: tight, sealed hairpins through forest |
| Kunjapuri sunrise | 35 km | Good road all the way; easy before-breakfast ride |
| Devprayag and back | 70 km each way | Fine as a day ride; the seat starts to tell after about four hours |
| Mussoorie | 75 km | Good tarmac day ride |
| Chopta, Kedarnath, Badrinath | 200–295 km | Not recommended — take a Himalayan |
What the Hunter 350 Is Like to Ride
In town it's the least work of any Enfield we own. It filters easily, turns sharply at walking pace and feels light when you're paddling it into a parking gap. The engine is smooth and unhurried; it pulls cleanly from low revs, so you're rarely hunting for gears on the Tapovan climb.
On the open highway it sits comfortably at 70–80 km/h. Two-up around town is fine, but on a long day with a passenger and luggage the short seat and 13-litre tank are its weak points — that's when the Classic or a Himalayan makes more sense.
At around 33–37 kmpl, budget roughly ₹270 of petrol per 100 km (at about ₹95 a litre).
Hunter 350 Specs
| Engine | 349cc air-cooled J-series single, fuel injected |
| Power | ~20 bhp |
| Torque | ~27 Nm |
| Gearbox | 5-speed |
| Kerb weight | ~181 kg |
| Seat height | 790 mm |
| Ground clearance | 150 mm |
| Fuel tank | 13 litres |
| Real-world mileage | ~33–37 kmpl |
| Realistic range | ~430 km |
| Wheels | 17" front and rear |
| Brakes | Disc front and rear, dual-channel ABS |
Hunter 350 vs Classic 350 vs Himalayan 411 vs Guerrilla 450
| Hunter 350 | Classic 350 on rent | Himalayan 411 on rent | Guerrilla 450 on rent | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rent per day | ₹1,200 | ₹1,300 | ₹1,400 | ₹1,800 |
| Engine | 349cc air-cooled J-series single | 349cc air-cooled J-series single | 411cc air-cooled LS410 single | 452cc liquid-cooled Sherpa 450 single |
| Power | ~20 bhp | ~20 bhp | ~24 bhp | ~40 bhp |
| Weight | ~181 kg | ~195 kg | ~199 kg | ~185 kg |
| Seat height | 790 mm | 805 mm | 800 mm | 780 mm |
| Ground clearance | 150 mm | 170 mm | 220 mm | 169 mm |
| Fuel tank | 13 litres | 13 litres | 15 litres | 11 litres |
| Best for | First Royal Enfield, town riding, short day rides | Cruising, photographs, paved hill roads | Kedarnath, Chopta, Gangotri, a first Himalayan trip | Twisty tarmac and fast day rides |
Not sure which one suits your route? See all our bikes on rent in Rishikesh, or message us where you're going and we'll tell you honestly — including when a cheaper bike is the better choice.
How to Rent a Hunter 350 in Rishikesh
- Message us on WhatsApp with your dates, and send photos of your licence and one government photo ID.
- We confirm the Hunter 350 and either hold it at our shop near Ram Jhula or deliver it free to your hotel, hostel or yoga school in Rishikesh.
- Ten-minute handover: check the bike over with us, pay the rent and the ₹3,000 refundable deposit by cash or UPI, and leave one original photo ID.
- Ride. Our number is on WhatsApp for the whole rental, with a mechanic contact for your route.
- Return it, we check it over, and your deposit and ID come straight back.
You'll need a valid licence for a geared motorcycle (MCWG) — a gearless scooter licence does not cover it. See documents needed to rent a bike in Rishikesh.
Best Routes
Rishikesh town · Kunjapuri · Neelkanth · Shivpuri · Devprayag
Hunter 350 Rental FAQs
How much does it cost to rent a Hunter 350 in Rishikesh?
₹1,200 a day, ₹1,100 a day for 3 or more days and ₹1,000 a day for 7 or more days. A helmet, chain lock and luggage carrier are included. Fuel is not.
Is the Hunter 350 good for beginners?
Yes — it's the lightest and lowest Enfield we rent, and the one we recommend if you've never ridden a 350 before.
Can I take the Hunter to the mountains?
It'll manage good tarmac like Devprayag or Kunjapuri, but for Kedarnath, Chopta or Badrinath take a Himalayan instead.
Can two people ride the Hunter 350?
Yes, around Rishikesh and on day rides like Neelkanth or Kunjapuri. On long highway days two-up, the short seat and 13-litre tank start to feel small — the Classic 350 or a Himalayan is more comfortable.
Hunter 350 or Classic 350?
Same 349cc engine. The Hunter is 14 kg lighter, lower and quicker to turn, so it's easier in Rishikesh traffic and for first-timers. The Classic is heavier and more relaxed, and it's the one people want in photographs.
What is the security deposit for the Hunter 350?
₹3,000, fully refundable when the bike comes back undamaged. We also hold one original government photo ID until return.
What licence do I need to rent the Hunter 350?
You need a valid licence for a geared motorcycle (MCWG) — a gearless scooter licence does not cover it. Foreign visitors need a passport and an International Driving Permit.
What mileage does the Hunter 350 give?
Around 33–37 kmpl in real riding, which is a realistic range of about 430 km on the 13 litres tank. Budget roughly ₹270 of petrol per 100 km.
Can you deliver the Hunter 350 to my hotel in Rishikesh?
Yes, free anywhere in Rishikesh — Tapovan, Laxman Jhula, Ram Jhula, Swarg Ashram and Muni Ki Reti. Send your location on WhatsApp, or pick it up from our shop near Ram Jhula.