Honda CB350RS And H'ness CB350 Gets New Colours

Quick News Highlights:

• Honda CB350RS & H'ness CB350 spied at the showroom with new colours
• The CB350RS gets a new glossy grey colour
• The H'ness CB350 comes with three new colours - Black, Blue and Grey

New images of the Honda CB350RS and H'ness CB350 have surfaced online, revealing new colour options for the two bikes. The CB350RS gets a new glossy grey colour, whereas the H'ness CB350 comes with three new colours.

These images seem to have been taken at showrooms and stockyards, which tells us that the bike with these new colours have also started reaching Honda BigWing dealerships.

Honda CB350RS

The new Honda CB350RS now comes with a new glossy grey colour. It also features black and neon yellow graphics on the fuel tank. The side panels are black and also have neon yellow highlights. It has a single-piece quilted seat. Both the fenders have a darker grey shade. It gets a blacked out exhaust as well.

The bike is available in three variants – DLX, DLX Pro and DLX Pro Dual Tone. It has four existing colour options.

• The DLX variant is available in two colours – Mat Massive Grey Metallic and Athletic Blue Metallic
• The DLX Pro gets a single Radiant Red Metallic colour
• The DLX Pro Dual Tone has a single Black with Pearl Sports Yellow colour

The new colour is likely to be added either in the DLX variant or the DLX Pro variant because it also has a single-tone colour like these variants.

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Honda H'ness CB350

The Honda H'ness CB350 has been spotted in three new colours - Black, Grey and Blue. The black colour options are complemented with light and dark red stripes on the fuel tank. The grey paint scheme has white, yellow and orange stripes on the tank. Moreover, the blue bike has light and dark blue stripes. All three bikes have brown split seats and chrome fenders.

Currently, the H'ness CB350 is available in three variants: DLX, DLX Pro and DLX Chrome. These variants are available in 10 colour options.

• The DLX variant gets four colours – Precious Red Metallic, Pearl Nightstar Black, Mat Marshall-Green Metallic, and Mat Massive Grey Metallic.
• The DLX Pro variant has three colours – Precious Red Metallic, Pearl Nightstar Black, and Mat Marshall Green Metallic
• The top DLX Chrome is available in three colours - Athletic Blue Metallic, Mat Massive Grey Metallic, and Pearl Nightstar Black

The three new colour options are likely to replace the three DLX Chrome colour schemes. We think so because the DLX Chrome colours also have the same base paint schemes and chrome-finished fenders.

Both the upcoming CB350RS and H'ness CB350 are now E20 compatible. While there is no official word from Honda yet, these new colour options are likely to be a part of the upcoming OBD-2B update and are expected to be launched officially within the next few days. Apart from the cleaner engine, Honda will also be offering new colours for extra value.

Both the Honda CB350RS and H'ness CB350 are powered by the same 348.36cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder counterbalanced engine which produces 21PS at 5500rpm and 30Nm at 3000rpm. It is paired to a 5-speed transmission with a slip-and-assist clutch.

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