Honda CB350 Bikes

Engine is refined, no vibration even driving on speed 100, suspension is stiffer side which become positive for highway rides. Good highway if your continuously riding on highway. Will get 40 plus mileage on highway if cruising on 80 speed. Handling is good. Breaking is fantastic even on high speed braking will provide enough confidence to control on it. Bigger negative is, need to shift the gear during on city rides. I would its one of bad bike if you are driving on city. Go for it if you riding on highway, will get 40 plus mileage which is an edge of this bike. Smother and refined engine will provide an next level experience on highway. DUAL Channel abs and traction work fantastic and provide too much confidence during braking.

RS is basically scrambler but its retro finish looks very good also its size in lines with my tall and muscular stature, this has good height better milage than other, heavy weight bikes also this makes you different. Ride is very comfortable and smooth on highways, it will literally melt the rider very satisfying and also easily manageable in traffic and gear shifts are very important in such situations which is well supported in the RS Yes it is very easily recommendable for anyone who is looking for a good looking heavy bike for both cruising and offroading even in daily commute to hobby riding it basically caterers to all the needs that can arise

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.

Honda CB350 Cruiser is projected to launch in this year at around 2.3 lakhs and might someday run against the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 and all. This bike is built on the H'ness CB350 platform and promises that perfect blend of classic yet modern performance. All looks forward to its presence marked in the mid size cruiser segment.