Honda CB350

Honda CB350 is a motorcycle with a starting price of Rs 2 Lakh. It is available in India in 2 variants and 5 colours with high end variant price starting from Rs 2.18 Lakh. CB350 is powered by a 348.36 ccbs6-2.0 engine which develops a power of 21.07 PS and a torque of 29.4 Nm. It has Disc front brakes and Disc rear brakes. .

The Honda CB350 is the most affordable 350cc bike from Honda. This recently launched Honda bike is meant to take on the Royal Enfield Bullet 350, and is based on the already existing Honda H’ness CB350. Here are all the details of the newly launched Honda bike. To get a quick visual summary of the CB350, check out our highlights here. To know more about the accessories that the CB350 gets, head here.

Price: 

The Honda CB350 price stands at Rs 1,99,900 for the base DLX version, and Rs 1,17,800 for the top-end DLX Pro variant (both ex-showroom, Delhi). It comes in a variety of metallic and matte colour schemes: Precious Red Metallic, Pearl Igneous Black, Matte Crust Metallic, Matte Marshal Green Metallic, and Matte Dune Brown.

Features:

The most distinguishing features on the Honda CB350 are the full-length retro-looking metal fenders at both ends, and the chromed pea-shooter exhaust. The fuel tank also gets tank grips, and the fork comes with a metal cover. Other notable features include all-LED lighting, a semi-digital instrument cluster with smartphone connectivity and voice control, a rudimentary traction control system, and a slip-and-assist-clutch. For optimum safety, the bike also comes with dual-channel ABS as standard. 

Engine:

The Honda CB350 is powered by the same 349cc air-cooled, counterbalanced engine as the H’ness CB350. It produces 21.07PS at 5500rpm and 29.4Nm at 3000rpm, and is paired to a 5-speed gearbox. 

Suspension, Brakes And Other Details:

The Honda CB350 uses a telescopic fork, and a pair of preload-adjustable rear shock absorbers. Braking is courtesy the 310mm front and 240mm rear disc. The bike rolls on 18-inch alloy wheels at both ends, wrapped with 100-section front and 130-section rear tyre, both MRF Nylogrip Zapper units. The bike weighs 187kg kerb, making it 6kg heavier than the H’ness CB350. It comes with a 15.2-litre fuel tank, and offers a ground clearance of 165mm. At 800mm, the seat is on the taller side.

Rivals:

The Honda CB350 rivals the Royal Enfield Bullet 350, Royal Enfield Hunter 350, Royal Enfield Classic 350, standard Jawa, and the TVS Ronin.