Mash Five Hundred 400 vs Royal Enfield Hunter 350

Comparison of the Mash Five Hundred 400 and the Royal Enfield Hunter 350, direct rivals: power, weight, seat height, fuel tank, licence and price, side by side.

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Mash Five Hundred 400Royal Enfield Hunter 350
Engine size397 cc349 cc
Power27 hp20.2 hp
Torque30 Nm27 Nm
Weight160 kg181 kg
Seat height790 mm790 mm
Fuel tank13 L13 L
Average consumption3.5 l/100 km3.0 l/100 km
Range370 km430 km
LicenceA2A2
Approx. price4,299 €4,400 €

Differences between the Mash Five Hundred 400 and the Royal Enfield Hunter 350

  • The Mash Five Hundred 400 is more powerful (6.8 hp more than the Royal Enfield Hunter 350).
  • The Mash Five Hundred 400 pulls harder: 3 Nm more torque than the Royal Enfield Hunter 350.
  • The Mash Five Hundred 400 is lighter: it weighs 21 kg less.

Which one should you choose?

Choose the Mash Five Hundred 400

It suits you better if you want more power or you want a lighter bike that is easier to handle.

Choose the Royal Enfield Hunter 350

Classic-style rides and city use, ideal for the A2 licence.

Frequently asked questions

What are the differences between the Mash Five Hundred 400 and the Royal Enfield Hunter 350?

The Mash Five Hundred 400 is more powerful (6.8 hp more than the Royal Enfield Hunter 350). The Mash Five Hundred 400 pulls harder: 3 Nm more torque than the Royal Enfield Hunter 350. The Mash Five Hundred 400 is lighter: it weighs 21 kg less.

Which is better, the Mash Five Hundred 400 or the Royal Enfield Hunter 350?

It depends on how you will use it. The Mash Five Hundred 400: it suits you better if you want more power or you want a lighter bike that is easier to handle. The Royal Enfield Hunter 350: classic-style rides and city use, ideal for the A2 licence.

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