Honda recently launched the CB350, a more retro sibling of the H’ness CB350 and the CB350RS
By Govind | Published Nov 20,2023
It is also the most affordable 350cc bike from Honda in India. Swipe to see the top highlights
The headlight brace is different, and it also gets a slightly differently designed nacelle compared to the H’ness. DLX Pro gets chromed out nacelle too.
Full length mental fenders at both ends - they look classy and should also keep the dirt splashes at bay
Metallic fork covers - gives it a clean look, imitates the ones in the Bullet 350
All-new chromed out peashooter exhaust, that’s claimed to produce a low pitched thump.
New tank grips - tank profile is slightly different, can hold 15.2 litres, 0.2 litres more than H’ness
A split seat setup with more premium covers -- DLX Pro gets brown ones
Kerb weight of 187kg which is 6kg more than the CB350 H’ness
Costs Rs.1,99,990 for the DLX variant, 2,17,800 for the DLX Pro version. It’s direct rival is the Royal Enfield Bullet 350