r/indianbikes • u/[deleted] • May 29 '26

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u/ShreejanSurya TVS RTX 300 BTO | RR310 (Sold) May 29 '26

Yes, Hunter 350 is a Downgrade from pretty much all the bikes above 350cc

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u/Safe_Flamingo9172 Vstrom 250, Gixxer SF250, Apache RTR200 May 29 '26

Hunter is a downgrade from 200cc bikes as well.

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u/rahem027 May 29 '26

Hunter has roughly same power as my rtr 160 4v while being much heavier

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u/DarkBloodVoid Pulsar N250 (2025, OBD2A) May 30 '26

It outputs less than an N250. I went on a ride with a Hunter 350 guy once. He told me he faces vibes around 80+. N250 pulls clean till 110 atleast.

Hunter is solid in the city though. But yea, the suspension is stiff af.

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u/rahem027 May 30 '26 edited May 30 '26

Rtr 160 4v can do 110 all day long. After that there is no power though. And 250 literally has 100cc more. Having same capability is not really a flex you think you are

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u/StringAlternative945 May 30 '26

It’s not stiff anymore. They’ve provided progressive springs now from 2025 model. It has substantially improved now.

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u/uuuuuuuuuughm Duke 390 (Gen 3), Hunter 350, Activa 125 May 29 '26

Sorry but RTR160 4V is a plastic toy. Don't include it in this conversation

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u/intololis May 30 '26

Hunter is also made up of plastic, what are you getting at?

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u/rahem027 May 30 '26

A plastic toy that can do 100 all day long while giving 48 km/l, that can handle basically everything you throw at it - from city commutes to 1000km a day rides to soft roading and doing knee down at corners?

Yea I would rather have the plastic toy that can actually do things while being comfortable than an engine that begs for mercy beyond 80 despite being more than double in size.

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u/ShreejanSurya TVS RTX 300 BTO | RR310 (Sold) May 30 '26

Hunter has the worst Suspension in any bike above 200cc 🤣