Honda CB350 H'ness vs Harley-Davidson X440

I own a Honda Hness 350 cc bike I have always been very passionate about bikes and I was following the Hness even before it was officially launched After its launch I started planning to buy a bike Initially I thought of getting something around 250 cc but my heart was not convinced Talking about the experience, it has been quite excellent better than the Bullet. The mileage is also very good. It has been four years now, and there has been no issue with the engine at all. Whether you ride it smoothly or roughly, the experience has been absolutely great. In terms of handling and comfort, I would rate it 4.5 out of 5 Yes, I always recommended very person who's passion to travel solo bike and with good stylish and comfortable journey and also with good mileage. If I talk about the reasons for not buying it, the braking system is not very good the seat is a little uncomfortable for long distance journeys and there is also an issue with the headlight which is not up to the mark.

Great bike. Versatile for city and highways. It can be tedious in traffic at times, due to low low end torque, but the feather light clutch makes it enjoyable. The service is pretty professional. It may be on the slightly expensive side, but it's worth the price. Extremely smooth riding experience and extremely smooth engine refinement. Very smooth engine with probably the highest mileage in this segment, little to no vibrations, and good suspension. The Bluetooth connectivity is also the icing on the cake. On the downside, there is slight rusting, and it is present and will affect the bike in the rain. Fir a person who wants both city and highways, this bike would be a great option. It's manageable in the city and has great weight distribution, and it literally glides on highways. If you maintain a constant speed of 80-100 on the overdrive 5th gear, you can get more than 40kmpl mileage, which is probably the best thing about this bike.

Attention Seeker, exhaust is soo smooth and perfect that it can calm mind while riding. Even if it is retro cafe racer style or cruiser, the top end is great no vibrations and the engines is refined that it can cruise on 100 kmph all day long with ease. Even if 5 gears are enough for a cruiser a 6th might be great as the top end speed with minimum vibration can make this bike unbeatable in the segment. Also the suspension is quite soft, on normal speed breaker a person can loose control if not handled properly. This bike is for the age group above twenty six where calm and reliable machine is required. Even to get quick or to cruise this bike can handle each and every aspect. Those retro cafe racer look and sporty exhaust style make this a beautiful looking machine

This bike is so smooth on highways without any vibration. My wife and my kid chose this bike and after having it ridden for about 6-7000 kms, I found it as a great companion for city & highway rides. It is very comfortable for the pillion but you need to modify the seat with some gel padding to make it more comfortable for the rider especially on the highways. Ride it sensibly to get the mileage. I would definitely recommend the bike to the person who enjoys the ride and the road rather pushing the bike hard. Don't expect it to be a racing or a sports bike. Enjoy it on the highways in a limit.

I wanted a motorcycle thats reliable, comfortable and which is fit for long rides with good mileage. The Honda CB350 Hness is the best motorcycle and I am really happy that I chose this over other brands. There is trust and reliability of Honda which is insane. I did long tours on this bike and there was not a single issue till today. This is a very good motorcycle especially for long rides. It is a very comfortable motorcycle and I never felt tired or anything even after travelling 200 kms with breaks of 10 mins twice or thrice. The mileage in city is around 28 depending on traffic and I have achieved around 32-34 on highways. The engine performance is good but it could have been a bit more powerful. I highly recommend this bike over other tourers like Dominar or KTM Adventure, although they are powerful, they are not even close to reliability and refinement of Honda. You can go for it if you are taller than 5ft 8in because the motorcycle is a bit heavy and short riders cant move it easily especially when parked in somewhere low ground.