Honda 2Wheeler recently marked its entry into the retro-classic motorcycle segment with the all-new H’ness CB350. Positioned against the Royal Enfield Classic 350, the Honda CB350 has been priced at Rs 1.85 lakh for the Deluxe variant and Rs 1.90 lakh for the Deluxe Pro variant (all, ex-showroom).
The company has equipped the model with lots of class-leading features such as Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC), Honda Smartphone Voice Control System (HSVCS), slipper clutch and an assist.
The new 350cc bike from Honda also comes with a range of accessories priced as low as Rs 309 to 3,705. The list of Honda CB50 official accessories includes pad, tank center (Rs 309), side stand (Rs 375), engine lower protection (465), fork gators (Rs 581), pannier support A (Rs 643), pannier support B (Rs 697), engine guard (Rs 1,234), split seat black (Rs 3,705) and split seat brown (Rs 3,705). Read – Honda Hness CB350 Vs Royal Enfield Classic 350
Talking about its engine, the Honda CB350 comes with a new 348cc, single-cylinder engine paired to a 5-speed gearbox with a slipper clutch. The motor has been tuned for generating power worth 20.8bhp and 30Nm of torque. The bike has a kerb weight 181kg. For performing suspension duties, it has a telescopic front and twin shock absorbers at the rear. Its braking system includes 310mm disc upfront and 240mm disc rear brake with dual-channel ABS (anti-lock braking system).
Design bits such as round LED headlamps, large wheels, wide rear section tyre (130/70), flat handlebars and simply designed tail section enhance its neo-retro look. The bike carries a dual-tone fuel tank along with a single low-seat, contrasting brown saddle and long exhaust pipe. It has chrome plated parts such as mirrors, fenders and exhaust. The new Honda 350cc bike has a circular single-pod instrument console with analogue counter and a small digital display.
