Honda CB350RS vs Triumph Speed 400

Last Updated: August 3, 2026

Honda CB350RS price starts at Rs. 1.98 Lakh, which is Rs. 41,938 cheaper than the base variant of Triumph Speed 400, priced at Rs. 2.40 Lakh. On the performance front, the CB350RS uses a 348.36cc engine producing 21.07 PS @ 5500 rpm and the Speed 400 a 349cc engine producing 37 PS @ 8500 rpm. If you're deciding between the CB350RS and Speed 400, the Speed 400 is the better pick for performance and a lighter kerb weight, while the CB350RS stands out for affordability.

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CB350RS vs Speed 400 Comparison Summary

Specification Honda CB350RSTriumph Speed 400
Ex-showroom price (base) Rs. 1.98 LakhRs. 2.40 Lakh
Mileage 35 kmplNot Available
Engine 348.36 cc349 cc
Max power 21.07 PS @ 5500 rpm37 PS @ 8500 rpm
Kerb weight 180 Kg179 Kg

CB350RS vs Speed 400 Key Highlights

Basic Info Honda CB350RS DLXTriumph Speed 400 STD
Rating
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Brand Name Honda Triumph
Ex-Showroom Price Rs. 1.98 Lakh Check On Road Price Rs. 2.40 Lakh Check On Road Price
Engine Type 4 Stroke, SI Engine Liquid-cooled, 4 Valve, DOHC, Single-cylinder
Max Power 21.07 PS @ 5500 rpm 37 PS @ 8500 rpm
Fuel Type Petrol Petrol
Colors
Honda CB350RS Colors
Triumph Speed 400 Colors
Wheel Size Front :-482.6 mm,Rear 431.8 mm Front :-431.8 mm,Rear :-431.8 mm
Wheels Type (Pressed Steel/ Alloy) Alloy Alloy
ABS Dual Channel Dual Channel
Starting Self Start Only Self Start Only
Speedometer Analogue Analogue
EMI
Rs. 5,702 @ 9.45% (36 months)
Rs. 6,568 @ 6% (36 months)
Insurance Rs. 14,510 CB350RS Insurance Rs. 12,724 Speed 400 Insurance
Brochure
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Spark Plugs
1 Per Cylinder
Not Available
Valves (per cylinder)
2
4
Claimed Top Speed
150 kmph
147 kmph
Emission Norm Compliance
bs6.2
bs6.2
Flex Fuel Blend
E20
Not Available
Engine Type
4 Stroke, SI Engine
Liquid-cooled, 4 Valve, DOHC, Single-cylinder
Engine Displacement
348.36 cc
349 cc
Gear Box
5 Speed
6 Speed
Max Power
21.07 PS @ 5500 rpm
37 PS @ 8500 rpm
Max Torque
30 Nm @ 3000 rpm
32 Nm @ 7000 rpm
Bore
70 mm
89 mm
Stroke
90.5 mm
56.1 mm
Number Of Cylinders
1
1
Drive Type
Chain Drive
Chain Drive
Fuel System
Fuel Injection
Electronic Injection
Fuel Type
Petrol
Petrol
Compression Ratio
9.5:1
12.1 : 1

Front Brake
Disc
Disc
Rear Brake
Disc
Disc
Front Caliper
2 Piston
4 Piston
Rear Caliper
1 Piston
1 Piston

Mileage (Overall)
35 kmpl
Not Available
0-100 Kmph (sec)
11.99s
8.1s
Braking 60-0 km/h
17.55m
Not Available
Power to Weight Ratio
Not Available
223
Braking 80-0 km/h
31.00m
Not Available
Braking 100-0 km/h
50.19m
Not Available
Estimated Mileage
35-40 kmpl
30-35 kmpl
Roll-ons 30-70 kmph (3rd Gear)
6.13s
Not Available
Roll-ons 40-80 kmph (4th Gear)
8.58s
Not Available
Fuel Gauge
Digital
Digital

Suspension-Front
Telescopic
43 mm Upside Down Big Piston Forks. Wheel Travel - 130 mm
Suspension-Rear
Twin Hydraulic
Gas Monoshock RSU With External Reservoir And Pre-load Adjustment. Wheel Travel - 120 mm

Front Tyre Pressure (Rider)
29 psi
Not Available
Front Tyre Pressure (Rider and Pillion)
29 psi
Not Available
Rear Tyre Pressure (Rider)
29 psi
Not Available
Rear Tyre Pressure (Rider and Pillion)
33 psi
Not Available
Tyre Size
Front :-100/90-19, Rear :-150/70-17
Front :-110/80-17, Rear :-150/70-17
Wheel Size
Front :-482.6 mm,Rear 431.8 mm
Front :-431.8 mm,Rear :-431.8 mm
Tyre Type
Tubeless
Tubeless
Wheels Type (Pressed Steel/ Alloy)
Alloy
Alloy

Seat height
800 mm
803 mm
Fuel Tank Reserve Capacity
3 L
Not Available
Length*Width*Height
2171*782*1097 mm3
Not Available
Wheelbase
1441 mm
1386 mm
Length
2171 mm
Not Available
Ground Clearance
168 mm
164 mm
Height
1097 mm
1096 mm
Width
782 mm
829 mm
Fuel Tank Capacity
15 L
13 L
Kerb Weight
180 Kg
179 Kg
Tail Light
LED
LED
Front Brake Size
310 mm
300 mm
Rear Brake Size
240 mm
230 mm

Call/SMS Alerts
Yes
Not Available
Anti-theft alert
Not Available
Yes
Headlight
LED
LED
Battery Capacity
12V / 6AH
Not Available

Frame Type
Half Duplex Cradle
Hybrid Spine And Perimeter, Tubular Steel, Bolt-on Rear Subframe
Digital Display Type
Not Available
LCD
Malfunction Indicator
Yes
Not Available
Trip Meter
Digital
Digital
Pillion Seat
Yes
Yes
Pillion Grab Rail
Yes
Yes
Calls and Messaging
Yes
Not Available
Navigation assist
Yes
Not Available
Traction Control
Yes
Yes
Kill Switch
Yes
Yes
Low battery alert
Yes
Not Available
Brightness Control
Yes
Not Available
No. of Tripmeters
1
Not Available
Rear Footpegs
Yes
Yes
Daytime Running Lamps
Not Available
Yes
Additional Features/Information
ESS (Emergency Stop Signal), Honda Roadsync, Honda Selectable Torque Control
Not Available
Voice Assist
Yes
Not Available
Gear Position Indicator
Yes
Yes
Average Fuel Economy Indicator
Yes
Not Available
ABS Type
Dual Channel
Dual Channel
Distance To Empty
Yes
Not Available
Side Stand Warning
Yes
Not Available
Handlebar type
Riser
Not Available
Immobilizer
Yes
Yes
ABS
Dual Channel
Dual Channel
Body Type
Roadster Bikes
Roadster Bikes
Body Graphics
Not Available
Yes
Instrument Console Type
Analogue and Digital
Analogue and Digital
Bluetooth Connectivity
Bluetooth
Not Available
Starting
Self Start Only
Self Start Only
Seat Type
Single
Single
Pass Beam Switch
Yes
Yes
Speedometer
Analogue
Analogue
Tachometer
Not Available
Digital
Low Fuel Warning Lamp
Yes
Yes
Clock
Yes
Not Available
Low Battery Indicator
Yes
Not Available
Low Oil Indicator
Yes
Not Available
Cooling System
Air Cooled
Liquid Cooled
Odometer
Digital
Digital
Navigation
Yes
Not Available
Service Due Indicator
Yes
Not Available
Saree Guard
Yes
Yes

1st Service
1000 Kms/30 Days
16000 / 1 Year
2nd Service
6000 Kms/180 Days
Not Available
3rd Service
12000 Kms/365 Days
Not Available

Vehicle Warranty
3 Years or 42,000 Km
Not Available
Standard Warranty (Years)
3
Not Available
Standard Warranty (kilometers)
42000
Not Available

Pros and Cons

  • Positives
  • Negatives
Triumph Speed 400
  • Premium fit and finish with strong road presence
  • Comfortable ergonomics for daily and weekend rides
  • Gets dual channel ABS and switchable traction control
Triumph Speed 400
  • Misses out on smartphone connectivity

Is Triumph Speed 400 Better Than Honda CB350RS?

60% users have chosen Triumph Speed 400 over Honda CB350RS in a survey being conducted on zigwheels.com.
Apart from this survey a total of 202 users have also rated Triumph Speed 400 and Honda CB350RS on some really important factors like Mileage , performance, comfort, safety etc. and have given their personal opinions about these bikes.
As per the users experiences Triumph Speed 400 is a winner for you if you are seriously looking for performance and features in your bike. But Honda CB350RS is better on the grounds of mileage, comfort and maintenance.
Before making your decision you should also consider the unbiased and thorough analysis of these bikes on every aspect by our auto experts who have summarised the analysis in pros, cons and final conclusion..

Ratings Factor Speed 400 CB350RS
Mileage 1.0 4.3
Performance 5.0 4.6
Comfort 3.0 4.7
Maintenance 1.0 4.0
Features 5.0 4.7
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Honda CB350RS Comparison with Similar Bikes

Latest News on Honda CB350RS and Triumph Speed 400

Recently Asked User Questions

Q. Which one is better between Honda CB350RS or Royal Enfield Continental GT 650?
  • Both the bikes are good in their own forte. the CB350RS seems like a bit of a missed opportunity from Honda. It could have used the capable foundations of the H’ness to create a more unique motorcycle with a more well-defined identity that would’ve appealed to an entirely new and different audience. Instead, it’s taken this middle-of-the-road approach and created a halfway house that we find hard to recommend to anyone except museum curators. On the other hand, the Continental GT 650 is a fun-to-ride cafe racer. The GT’s sporty riding position makes it much more suitable for twisty mountain roads and even high-speed straight-line blasts. To top things off, the twin-cylinder motor provides the performance and refinement that the 535 simply couldn’t. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your city accordingly for dealership details.
Q. Is it good for long solo rides, compared to Husqvarna svartpilen 250?
  • Yes. Very stable and smooth on highways. No vibrations at all even at 140kmph
  • Honda CB350RS offers a different riding posture than that of Husqy. You do have to lean forward a bit to reach the bars, and the lower body is a bit more cramped than on the H’ness. While this certainly isn’t an uncomfortable position, it does mean that you will be tired out that little bit earlier when you go for longer stints out on the highway. Apart from this, the CB350RS offers excellent ride quality. The RS flattens out bumps superbly and remains quite composed at most times. With the sportier appearance and aspirations, you’d expect this bike to be a sharper handler than the H’ness. For a better understanding of compatibility and riding comfort, we would suggest you to take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

Honda CB350RS Vs Triumph Speed 400 FAQs

Which bike is best between Honda CB350RS vs Triumph Speed 400?
As per the users experiences Honda CB350RS is a winner for you if you are seriously looking for mileage, comfort and maintenance in your bike. But Triumph Speed 400 is better on the grounds of performance and features.
Which bike is cheaper Honda CB350RS vs Triumph Speed 400?
The Honda CB350RS is cheaper than Triumph Speed 400 by ₹41,938.
Which bike offers better performance Honda CB350RS vs Triumph Speed 400?
For the DLX version, 348.36 cc Petrol engine of CB350RS produces 21.07 PS @ 5500 rpm of power and 30 Nm @ 3000 rpm of torque. Whereas for the STD version, 349 cc Petrol engine of Speed 400 produces 37 PS @ 8500 rpm of power and 32 Nm @ 7000 rpm of torque
As per the users experiences the Honda CB350RS has better performance.

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