Honda CB350 Launched In IndiaAt Rs 2 Lakh: All Details About The New Classic 350 Rival
Overview
Honda CB350 Launched In IndiaAt Rs 2 Lakh: All Details About The New Classic 350 Rival reveals upcoming Honda two-wheeler developments, detailing new platform designs, key technological features, and expected market debuts tailored for Indian motorcycle and scooter enthusiasts.
The new Honda CB350 gets mild design tweaks over the H'ness 350 while retaining its engine, suspension, brakes, and tyres.
- The CB350 gets the same single-cylinder, air-cooled, 348.36cc engine, producing 20.8 bhp and 29.4 Nm.
- The new CB350 comes in two variants – DLX and DLX Pro, with prices starting at Rs 2.00 lakh.
- It is the third model under Honda’s CB range of neo-retro roadsters.
Strengthening its rivalry with the Royal Enfield Classic 350, Honda has launched a third model under the CB brand. Named simply CB350, this new neo-retro roadster is based on the H’ness CB350, with mild styling revisions while retaining the mechanical setup of the latter.
Compared to the H’ness CB350, the new Honda CB350 receives a few mild changes to its visual appeal, such as shrouds for the front forks, a longer peashooter muffler, more rounded rear fender with metallic supports.
| Specification | Honda CB350 |
| Engine | Four-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled, 348.36cc |
| Maximum power | 20.8 bhp |
| Maximum torque | 29.4 Nm |
| Transmission | 5-speed |
| Front suspension | Telescopic |
| Rear suspension | Twin hydraulic coil springs |
| Front tyre | 100/90-19 |
| Rear tyre | 130/70-18 |
Honda CB350 Price
The Honda CB350 has been launched in two variants – DLX (Rs 2.00 lakh – ex-showroom) and DLX Pro (Rs 2.18 lakh– ex-showroom). Both the variants come equipped with alloy wheels, LED lights all around, a part-digital instrument console, traction control and an assist and slipper clutch.
Honda CB350 Features &Colours
The Honda CB350 DLX variant gets added features like the Honda Smartphone Voice Control System, chrome finish over the headlight, body colour for fenders and brown seats. The colour options offered in the CB350 are Pearl Igneous Black, Mat Marshall-Green Metallic, Mat Dune Brown, Mat Crust Metallic and Precious Red Metallic.
Honda launches the all-new CB350 in India. With prices starting at Rs 2.00 lakh, the new neo-retro motorcycle Honda CB350 is based on the Honda H’ness CB350. It gets a few design tweaks from H’ness, while sharing all the mechanicals of it. There are two variants of CB350 on offer – DLX and DLX Pro, with both offered in five colours.
