Honda H'ness CB350

Overview
Key Features
Variants
On Road Price

Honda H’ness (Highness) CB350 is the Japanese manufacturer’s straight answer to the likes of Royal Enfield Classic and Bullet 350, Jawa and the Benelli Imperiale 400. Built around a traditional classic design language, the H’ness CB350 has some modern touches as well that let it strike a perfect balance between retro-ness and a present-day feel. The motorcycle is powered by a 348cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine that is good for developing respective power and torque outputs of 21 hp and 30 Nm. Gearbox is a five-speed unit with a slip and assist clutch. Prime features on the CB350 include all-LED headlamps, smartphone connectivity with voice control, hazard lamps and more. The bike has been launched in India in a total of two variants namely DLX and DLX Pro with prices starting at Rs 1.85 lakh (ex-showroom). The Honda H’ness CB350 is currently being sold only through the company’s Big Wing premium dealership network.

Honda H'ness CB350 Bike Key Features

All-LED lighting set up
Slip and assist clutch
Digital analog instrument cluster with smartphone connectivity, voice control

Honda H'ness CB350 Braking and Safety

Honda H’ness CB350 comes to a halt with the help of a 310mm disc brake upfront along with a 240mm disc unit at the rear. A dual-channel ABS (Anti-Lock Braking System) comes as standard with the bike for additional safety and brings the bike to a halt whenever required while preventing any wheel skid. Other safety bits on the CB350 include all-LED headlight, Honda’s Selectable Torque Control (HSTC) tech and hazard lamps.
Honda H'ness CB350 Mileage

Honda H’ness CB350 returns a fuel efficiency of close to 38 kmpl. The bike has been fitted with a 15-litre fuel tank and hence, the CB350 offers a real-life range of close to 500 km on a full top-up, which is quite decent if you go long-distance touring. The mileage figure might vary depending on the riding behaviour of an individual.