Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Modified Into A Scrambler

Quick Highlights

• Royal Enfield Hunter 350-based scrambler by BeSpoke Designs

• Custom high-positioned bend pipe with an aftermarket exhaust 

• Custom flat seat and more accessories to magnify its retro look

This Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is modified into a scrambler by BeSpoke Designs from Jamshedpur. Here’s everything that was done to the bike to convert it from a roadster into a badass-looking scrambler. 

The first thing that caught our eyes was the high-mounted custom bend pipe with a Red Rooster exhaust. You might think about the exhaust causing burns on the rider’s or pillion’s leg but don’t worry it has heat shields. However, some amount of heat will be felt while riding.

While admiring the alluring beauty of the bike, we observed that the stock handlebar has been swapped for a tall and wide handlebar. The new handlebar is more suitable for riding off-road as it gives more control and is easier to hold while standing up on the pegs. The mirrors have also been changed with underbar mirrors. The headlight gets a guard to protect it from damage while riding off-road. It also has a set of auxiliary lights mounted on the crash guard. To enhance the scrambler look, a high fender has been added.

The tank and side panels are stock while the seat has added cushioning to make it flatter, allowing the rider to easily shift their body weight. The tail looks minimalistic with a tail tidy, and the bike has a tyre hugger to protect from mud splashes. 

You might be thinking all this is aesthetic, but we’ve got more for you! The tyres have been upsized and it now rolls on dual-purpose tyres. The stock rear suspension has been replaced with the softer rear suspension from a Royal Enfield Classic 350, for tackling uneven terrain and the front suspension has been kept stock. It also has a BMC air filter to increase airflow to the engine and an Iridium spark plug kit. 

This Royal Enfield Hunter 350 embodies the adventurous and rugged spirit of a scrambler, in our opinion it looks banger! With the monsoons set in, we would love to get our hands on the bike and rip it on the trails.

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