Harley-Davidson X350

Latest Update on 30th May'25: 

Design: The X350 made its global debut back in 2023, and unlike most Harleys, this one comes with a neo-retro design that also pays tribute to the flat-tracker lineage of the bikemaker, especially when viewed from the rear. 

Power And Performance: Powering the X350 is a 353cc liquid-cooled, twin-cylinder engine, producing 36.2bhp at 9500rpm and 31Nm of torque at 7000rpm, paired to a 6-speed gearbox. This places it higher than the RE Hunter 350 in terms of output figures, and we can expect better performance. 

Hardware: The X350 sits on a trellis frame, which hangs off of 41mm USD forks and a monoshock with pre-load and rebound adjustability. For braking, it deploys a twin disc setup at the front with dual-piston callipers, along with a single disc with a floating calliper at the rear. 

Features: The X350 comes with a semi digital instrument cluster, along with an all-LED lighting setup, but there is no connected tech or rider aids to speak of. 

Rivals: The X350 could likely go up against the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 once launched here.