One of the most affordable 350cc and the most expensive 350cc machine of Royal Enfield have everything almost same but there are some things which are different as well. Although the changes are minor but we have to point them out for making things crystal clear why the affordable one is affordable and why the expensive is expensive? Here, I'm talking about the newly launched Royal Enfield Hunter 350 and the bike which joined the portfolio back in 2020, the Royal Enfield Meteor 350. Out of four 350 models in the garage of Enfield, the Meteor is the most expensive and the Hunter 350 is one of the most affordable machine in the portfolio. Every product of RE have their own style statement, in the same way the Meteor and Hunter both have their own and both are handsome looking machines. Both have their own style which shines greatly under their own sun. The new Hunter looks fresh and young meanwhile, the Meteor flashes the mature side of the motorcycling. What about their price? The
Version 2 of MT-15 launched at 1.59 lakh, these are the new updates..... | Price, Power, Mileage, Features | HighRPM
Yamaha has launched the Version 2 of MT-15 and with minor updates this bike shining more vigorously. The looks of MT doesn't want any kinda intro, the funky and style appearance of this motorcycle attract as many people as possible. That fabulous naked swag makes it an awesome vehicle to explore city with style and attitude.
The MT-15 V2 is extracting power from 155cc single cylinder engine that gives it awesome power and torque figures thus the fun on this bikes increase tremendously.
The Version 2 of MT-15 cost you 1.59 lakh to 1.60 lakh, there is only one variant but this price difference is because of colours, how cool it that.
- Yamaha MT-15 V2,
- Metallic Black.....1.59 lakh
- Ice Fluo-vermillion, Cyan Storm and Racing Blue.....1.60 lakh
The V2 is Power by 155cc single cylinder liquid cooled engine with 58mm of Bore & 58.7mm of stroke along with compression ratio of 11.6:1, comes with 6 speed transmission, fuel injection technology and BS6 emission norm.
This engine churns out 18.14bhp of power at 10,000rpm and 14.1Nm of torque at 7500rpm, this results in 130km/h of top speed.
The bike is equipped with all the basic features you expect from this price point.
- Single channel ABS
- Phone connectivity
- VVA tech
- Sliper and assist clutch
- Digital instrument cluster
- Twin tripmeters
- Odometer
- Gear change indicator
- Gear position indicator
- Time
- Tachometer
- Fuel gauge
- Speedometer
- Low fuel warning
- Sms, notification, call phone battery alerts
- Side stand warning
The bike gives you amazing 45kmpl of mileage accompanied with 10 litres of fuel tank capacity. Now you can calculate the range by your own, homework!
Features disc brakes at both the ends but won't have dual channel ABS. Runs on alloy wheels, at front 100/80-17 with 282mm of rotor and at the back 140/70 R17 with 220mm of rotor.
Up side down forks at front and linked type monoshock suspension at the back.
The whole look of MT family comes from its light design that gives it an attractive appeal.
Headlamp- LED
Tail light- LED
DRL- LED
Blinkers- Halogen
In terms of dimensions the bike is perfect for city riding.
Length- 2020mm
Width- 800mm
Height- 1070mm
Wheelbase- 1335mm
Ground clearance- 170mm
Seat height- 810mm
Looks 
The whole MT series by Yamaha has an astounding style with a charming attitude that makes the presence of this bike more effective and head turning.
The best highlight of this bike is that headlight setup, man, that setup is so freaking amazing. The setup gives it transformer kind of appeal that seriously works for the bike and for owner to, to stand out.
The sportiness and the sharpness of the design is making its own style statement.
However, the brand haven't changed it much or you can say updated the bike, some minor changes are there which are not even noticeable by naked eyes.
Updates are.....
- New fully digital instrument cluster with phone connectivity feature but still misses out navigation.
- Get Up side down forks at front.
- New aluminium swingarm inspired by MotoGP.
- Yamaha introduced two new colours,
- the Cyan Storm and
- the Racing Blue.
- Powered by same 155cc engine but there is reduction of power by 0.06bhp and increment in torque by 0.1Nm but earlier this torque was hitting at 7500rpm and now at 8500rpm.
These are the changes, other than these the bike is same as before however due to its stylish looks the bike is still looking fresh and clean.
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Image source- Yamaha India official website
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