Honda H’ness CB350 New Prices Out, Costs Nearly Rs 6,000 More Than The Royal Enfield Meteor 350
This is the second price hike that the Honda retro roadster has received since its launch
This is the second price hike that the Honda retro roadster has received since its launch
Honda has taken its time in revealing the updated prices of the H’ness CB350 for the new financial year. We were privy to the info that a price hike was in order, but it turns out the premium isn’t as steep as we initially thought it’d be. Here are the new ex-showroom prices:
|
Honda H’ness CB350 Variant |
New Prices |
Old Prices |
Difference |
|
DLX |
Rs 1,89,905 |
Rs 1,86,500 |
Rs 3,405 |
|
DLX Pro |
Rs 1,95,905 |
Rs 1,92,500 |
Rs 3,405 |
Since its launch in September last year, the H’ness has witnessed two price hikes (including this one). It is currently Rs 4,905 dearer than its launch price.
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Honda has been able to ramp up deliveries of the CB350. New Big Wing dealerships across India have helped the Japanese bike maker clock a sales figure of over 3,000 units monthly. While it is nowhere close to that of the Classic 350 (or even the Meteor 350, for that matter), it is a decent enough figure for the company’s flagship made-in-India model. With the CB350RS now on offer as well, expect a small uptick in sales numbers.
Honda CB350 H'ness User Reviews
I have really enjoyed owining h'ness. The bike is smooth, powerfull and very comfortable with city commuting as well as weekend trips. I have done a trip from kochi to Dhanushkodi with this bike and that was a fantastic experience. I have maintained this bike well and it has also an entented warranty till 2030. If you are looking for a reliable, comfortable, and stylish bike for your daily commute and trips, this bike will be a best choice.Read More
Refined engine, comfortable ergonomics, strong brakes and easy maintenance. It offers good performance and enough features for daily rides and long trips. Very refined engine by Honda, great value for money. Very comfortable with strong torque and a good exhaust note. Reliable, smooth and enjoyable for both city rides and highways. Honda is so good that the weight of the bike is 190kg but it feels like a light weight vehicle. Yes. It offers great handling, balance and comfort. Despite its weight, it feels easy to ride in traffic and inspires confidence. Great braking and great performance and also it gives confidence to overtake other slow bike. Read More
Honda H'ness is: Better than Royal Enfield for long term reliability easier to maintain more refined for ageing rider comfort. This is honestly a very smart lifetime bike choice. DLX Pro black excellent choice by the way. Looks timeless won't look outdated after 10-15 years easy to maintain colour. The best bike money can buy.Read More
Very good bike, I just purchased this bike 4 days and did a 200 km trip and got a mileage of this is 39 kmpl and comfort is top notch and literally no vibration at all. Premium Build Quality Solid metal body parts and excellent finishing. Modern Features Bluetooth connectivity, traction control, assist & slipper clutch, and digital-analogue meter. Strong Road Presence. Classic retro design with a big-bike look.Read More
Honda bikes are highly rated for their exceptional reliability, smooth engine refinement, and high fuel efficiency, making them top choices for daily commuting. Popular, well-reviewed models include the Shine (100cc/125cc), SP 125/160, and Hness CB350, praised for comfortable riding, low maintenance, and balanced performance.Read More