Hunter - All Models

Company History

Hunter Motorcycles built approachable cruisers and customs for Australian riders navigating LAMS licensing. The bikes combined proven, small-displacement engines with long-and-low ergonomics and finishes that read more premium than their price tags. Local tuning focused on tractable fueling, compliant suspension for patchy tarmac, and electrical robustness for heat and rain. Dealer networks emphasized clear documentation and spares—an antidote to the bad old days of unsupported budget imports. Riders appreciated the stance and soundtrack without stepping into heavyweight, high-insurance territory. As global supply chains evolved, Hunter iterated designs and sourcing, keeping an eye on homologation updates and customer feedback about brakes and lighting. Historically, Hunter reflects Australia’s practical custom culture: the desire for Americana lines translated into reliable, learner-legal metal that fits local rules and roads. For many first-time riders, a Hunter was the spark—weekend loops that turned into identity, friends, and a lifelong habit of two wheels.