Bike enthusiasts, take note: Top 5 features that define the Honda CB350 launch

Himanshu swaraj Monday, 20 November 2023 10:14:00 PM

Bike enthusiasts, take note: Top 5 features that define the Honda CB350 launch (Image: hondabigwing.in)

Delhi : The CB350, Honda India's third 350cc vintage bike, was just released. The new model is based on the current CB series, however it has a somewhat different appearance. If the new CB350 captured your interest, here are a few highlights.

Price and cost of Honda CB350

There are two versions of the Honda CB350 available: DLX and DLX Pro. The CB350 DLX is available for Rs. 1,99,990, while the DLX Pro is priced at Rs. 2,17,800 (ex-showroom, Delhi).

Develop of Honda CB350

The Royal Enfield Classic 350 and the new CB350 have a striking similarity despite the latter's more traditional appearance. Depending on the body color, its indicators include a round headlamp with a chrome or matte bezel. Next, for increased convenience, there is a gasoline tank in the shape of a teardrop with tank cushions. It also has split seats with coverings made of tan leather. The CB350 has chrome finishes on the engine case, rear spring cover, and exhaust for a striking contrast.

Qualities of Honda CB350

The CB350 is furnished with LED lighting in addition to a few additional characteristics. Along with voice control, side stand cut-off, ABS, emergency stop signal, and semi-digital instrument panel, it also has Honda Selectable Torque Control. The features are a little simplistic, but they are still quite practical and easy to use.

Motor of Honda CB350

The same 348.36cc air-cooled engine producing 20.78bhp and 30Nm powers the new CB350. It is housed within the same double-cradle frame and is connected to a six-speed gearbox.

Device Hardware of Honda CB350

The CB350 is equipped with gas-charged rear springs and telescopic front forks. There are two-disc brakes on it: a 240mm rear and a 310mm front with ABS.