BREAKING: Honda Rides In The Updated H’ness CB350 And CB350RS

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Joining the OBD 2-compliant bikes’ list are Honda’s retro bikes, the H’ness CB350 and the CB350RS. Here’s everything they get:

What’s The Price? Who Are Its Rivals?

Honda Rides In The Updated H’ness CB350 And CB350RS details

Honda has priced the H’ness CB350 from Rs 2,09,857, and it goes up against the Royal Enfield Classic 350 and the Jawa. The CB350RS retails from Rs 2,14,586 (both ex-showroom Delhi), which is quite a lot more expensive than its rivals: the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 and the TVS Ronin. What that means is both the bikes get an extremely chunky price hike, which you can check out below: 

Honda H’ness CB350

New Price

Previous Price

Price Hike

DLX

Rs 2,09,857

Rs 2,00,386

Rs 9,471

DLX Pro

Rs 2,12,856

Rs 2,05,386

Rs 7,470

DLX Pro Chrome

Rs 2,14,856

Rs 2,07,886

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Honda Rides In The Updated H’ness CB350 And CB350RS overview

Honda CB350RS

New Price

Previous Price

Price Hike

DLX 

Rs 2,14,856

Rs 2,05,386

Rs 9,470

DLX Pro

Rs 2,17,857

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DLX Pro Dual Tone

Rs 2,17,857

Rs 2,06,015

Rs 11,842

The bikes are also available in a total of six different kits, through which you can customise them to be a roadster, cruiser or even a cafe racer. Check them all out here.

How Many Variants Are There?

The 2023 H’ness CB350 is on sale in three variants: DLX, DLX Pro and DLX Pro Scheme. Meanwhile, Honda has shuffled the CB350RS’ variant list to DLX, DLX Pro and DLX Pro Dual Tone. 

What’s New?

Honda Rides In The Updated H’ness CB350 And CB350RS gallery

The newest part on both the bikes is obviously the OBD 2-compliant engine, meaning they’ll comply with the upcoming BS6.2 emission norms in real time. Both bikes’ 348.3cc single-cylinder still produce 21PS and 20Nm. 

On the DLX Pro trims of the CB350RS, Honda has thrown in its smartphone connectivity with voice control feature, something which was exclusive only to the top-spec H’ness. The H’ness too now comes with a split seat setup as standard. This bit of kit was initially offered on the previous Anniversary edition and now is common for all of its trims.

What’s Unchanged?

As we said, the CB350s’ engine figures have still been unchanged. Underpinnings too, have remained unchanged.

What Should Have Been Changed?

Honda Rides In The Updated H’ness CB350 And CB350RS showcase

While these changes are appreciated, we would’ve liked Honda to make some changes to its engine, more so its gear ratios, to improve its tractability and ease of usage.

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Honda Rides In The Updated H’ness CB350 And CB350RS glimpse

What’s the most surprising bit are the updated prices. In typical Honda fashion, all the trims of the bike have seen unreasonable hikes and the CB350s’ cases aren’t helped by the fact that their biggest rival, the Royal Enfield Classic 350’s prices start from Rs 1,90,092 (ex-showroom Delhi).  And the customisation kits pushes the asking price further north, making it hard for the bike to compete with its Royal Enfield counterparts in the sales charts.

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City On Road Price
Delhi Rs. 2,27,292
Kolkata Rs. 2,24,390
Bangalore Rs. 2,43,666
Hyderabad Rs. 2,34,247
Mumbai Rs. 2,28,253
Ahmedabad Rs. 2,27,431
Pune Rs. 2,31,922
Chennai Rs. 2,29,434
Patna Rs. 2,24,590
Jaipur Rs. 2,35,225

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