What is the mileage of Honda CB 350 RS?

Honda CB 350 RS gives mileage of about 35 kmpl.

What is the on-road price of Honda CB 350 RS top model?

The on-road price for the top model of Honda CB 350 RS is Rs. 2,30,623 & the ex-showroom price for the top model of Honda CB 350 RS is Rs. 1,98,006.

How many cc engines do Honda CB 350 RS have?

Honda CB 350 RS is powered by a 348.4 cc engine.

Is Honda CB 350 RS a Dual Seater?

Honda CB 350 RS is a 2 seater sports bike.

What is the price of Honda CB 350 RS?

The on-road price of Honda CB 350 RS is between Rs. 2,28,294 to Rs. 2,30,623.

Does Honda CB 350 RS have kick start or self start?

Yes, Honda CB 350 RS has a self start & does not have a kick start.

What is the Wheel Type &Tyre Type of Honda CB 350 RS?

Honda CB 350 RS has Alloy wheels & tubeless tyres.

What is the Top Speed of Honda CB 350 RS?

The Top Speed of Honda CB 350 RS is 115 kmph.

Honda CB 350 RS

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₹ 1,96,006 Ex-showroom price

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Insurance ₹ 3,420
RTO Amount ₹ 7,840
TCS ₹ 0
On-Road Price ₹ 2.07 Lakh

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Honda CB 350 RS Overview

Ex-Showroom Price*

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Engine Capacity

348.4 CC

Fuel Economy/Mileage

35 Km/l

Gears

5 Speed

Brakes

Disc

Fuel Tank Capacity

15.0 L

Wheel Type

Tubeless

Starting Mechanism

Self Start

Similar Bikes

Bajaj Dominar 250 , KTM 250 Duke and Royal Enfield Meteor 350

Model Variants

CB 350 RS STD

Honda CB 350 RS Prices

Variant	Ex-Showroom Price	Specification	Compare
Honda CB 350 RS STD	₹ 1.96 Lakh	Petrol, 35 Km/l

Honda CB 350 RS Specifications

Engine CC	348.4 cc
Mileage	35 Km/l
Max Power	20.80 bhp
Max Torque	30.00 Nm
Fuel	Petrol
Transmission	5 Speed
Length/Width/Height	2171/ 804/1097 mm
Kerb Weight	179Kg

Honda CB 350 RS Features

Engine Kill Switch
Gear Indicator
Fuel Warning Indicator
Fuel Gauge
Low Battery Indicator
Pass Light

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About Honda CB 350 RS

The Honda Company launched the modern classic Honda CB 350 RS on 16th February 2021 and the inspiration of its design was taken from the H'Ness CB 350. The “RS” stands for “Race/Rally/Road Sport”. Its ground clearance of 168 mm and wheelbase of 1441 mm makes the scooter better equipped for broken roads. The bike is offered in two variants- Mono Tone and Dual Tone. The ex-showroom price of the bike ranges between Rs. 1.96 - 1.98 Lakh. It has a 4 Stroke, SI petrol Engine with a fuel capacity of 15 litres. The scooter comes with a chain drive. It generates a maximum power of 21.07 PS @ 5500 rpm and a peak torque of 30 Nm @ 3000 rpm. The Honda CB 350 RS has a battery life of 12V 6.0 Ah. The mileage offered is 35 kmpl and a Multiplate Wet Clutch. The scooter has a wider seat that offers utmost comfort in long rides.

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Honda CB 350 RS Expert Review

How is the design of Honda CB 350 RS?

RS stands for “Rally/Race/Road Sport” in the automobile world. The classic models of CB have a longstanding heritage. There is a simple and plain CB350RS badge on the side panels. The yellow colour variant makes the bike look longer because of its pinstripe design. The all-new Honda CB 350 RS looks like CB 1000 R with its upswept exhaust canister and stubby tail. Some of the key features of Honda CB 350 RS are Pass light, trip meter count, digital trip meter, engine kill switch, clock, pillion grabrail and seat, low battery indicator, low oil indicator, fuel gauge, tachometer, speedometer semi-digital, gear indicator, and fuel warning indicator.

How does the Honda CB 350 RS ride?

Honda CB 350 RS has block pattern tyres and a taller profile because of the extra 2 mm ground clearance. The well-patterned tyres are ideal for broken roads, muddy and gravely pathways but their performance gets limited as it moves to higher lean angles. You need to be more careful when applying brakes on slippery terrain. The scooter offers ABS with a dual-channel and a traction control system that is switchable. Like the H’ness, CB 350 RS gets a slip and assist clutch for safety reasons. It also has traction control that prevents sliding and hopping off the wheel at the rear. The chassis and suspension setup is the same as the H’ness that makes the ride supple. The RS comes with a toe shifter 5-speed gearbox. The seat has undergone a slight change with its revised rider geometry and repositioned handlebar and pegs. The CB 350 feels more agile and lighter in city conditions. It is easy to wiggle through traffic on this bike. The suspension set-up ensures smooth movement over potholes and ruts. The wide tyres offer a good grip and a comfortable overall riding experience.

How comfortable is Honda CB 350 RS?

The bike has a ribbed pattern and a wider seat that gives long-distance comfort. The comfort level offered by the RS is better than the Honda H’ness. Some of the best comfort features offered by CB 350 RS are

The half-duplex steel pipe cradle gives a soft-steering feel.
The allocated load in the front lowers the position of the engine. It great impacts the maneuverability, handling and riding feel of the bike.

How’s the tech?

The Honda CB 350 RS comes with smartphone connectivity but USB charging is unavailable. The instrument cluster is the same as the H’ness with an analogue speedometer, digital odometer, trip meter, time, fuel and gear position indicator. The instrument cluster also displays average mileage, real-time mileage and distance to empty. There is also a hazard warning switch for emergency stops. Other rider hand features are switchable traction control or selectable torque control with assist and slipper clutch and ABS dual-channel. Some other tech features of Honda CB 350 RS are fuel injection, digital CDI, multi-plate wet clutch, air cooling system, chain drive transmission and more.

How’s the mileage of Honda CB 350 RS?

The engine is similar to that of H’ness and has a cruising spot ranging between 100-110 kmph. With some clamour and reluctance, the engine speed can go past 130 kmph. The Honda CB 350 RS has excellent fuel economy and is ideal for city rides. The highway range of RS is 400 km. The engine is smooth in its performance and offers quick rev build-up. The RS is a city bike because of its ability to trail around effortlessly.

The mileage is as follows:

City fuel economy- 30.21 kmpl
Overall fuel economy- 40.64 kmpl
Highway fuel economy- 47.94 kmpl

How is the performance of Honda CB 350 RS?

The Honda CB 350 RS is equipped with several performance-assist features like assist slipper clutch, roaring exhaust note, Honda selectable torque control, and main shaft coaxial balancer. The RS has a single-cylinder and air-cooled PGM-FI engine with an engine displacement of 348.36 cc. The bike generates a peak torque of 30Nm and a maximum power of 20.8 bhp. The RS has a fuel tank capacity of 15-litres and comes with a 5-speed gearbox.

Is the Honda CB 350 RS a good value?

Honda CB 350 RS is a good value for money as it is loaded with several impressive features like:

Dual Tone Paint
Scrambler Inspired Design
Full LED Lighting
Assist Slipper Clutch
Analog-Digital Meter
Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC)
Dual Channel ABS and Dual Disc Brakes
Engine Start/Stop Switch
Honda Smartphone Voice Control System (HSVCS)
Digital-Analog Instrument Console
Side Stand along with Engine Inhibitor
Hazard Light Switch
7 Y-Shaped Alloy Wheels
Wider Rear with Patterned Design tyre

Pros & Cons of CB 350 RS

Pros

Striking colour options and look.
The refined and smooth engine gives a good performance.
The service costs are quite affordable.

Cons

The Honda CB 350 RS is not available in regular outlets.
The price of the motorbike is a bit high.
The bike is not offered with spoke wheels.

People also ask For

Is Honda CB 350 RS a good bike?
The Honda CB 350 RS is a good bike because of its new updated features and sportier design. Overall it is an updated version of the Honda H'Ness. Some of the key features of the bike are as follows:
- Tachometer
- Semi Digital Speedometer
- Fuel warning indicator
- Gear indicator
- Fuel gauge
- Low battery indicator
- Low oil indicator
- Pillion grab rail
- Pillion seat
- Clock
- Engine kill switch
- Digital trip meter
- Tripmeter count
- Pass light
The bike also has several safety features such as slip and assist control and traction control that make it an ideal option for city commuters. The ribbed pattern wide seat offers a comfortable ride when moving long distance.
Is it worth buying Honda CB 350 RS?

The on-road price range of Honda CB 350 RS is between Rs. 2,28,294 to Rs. 2,30,623. The bike is offered in only two limited edition variants- the Mono Tone and Dual Tone. It is available in two exciting colours- Radiant Red Metallic and Black with Pearl Sports Yellow. The Mono Tone variant is offered at an ex-showroom price of Rs. 1.96 Lakh in Mumbai and the Dual Tone variant is available at an ex-showroom price of Rs. 1.98 Lakh. The engine of both the variants is the same as the Honda H'Ness i.e. a single-cylinder with an air-cooled DOHC system. The fuel tank capacity of the bike is 15 litres with an engine displacement of 348.4 cc.
Which is better Honda CB 350 RS or Other Brand Model?

The Honda CB 350 RS is a better model than other brands because of its brand new design that makes it different from Honda H'Ness. The CB 350 RS has a sportier and edgy look and is classified as a “Road Sailing” retro roadster. The side panels and fenders are redesigned and made up of fibre instead of metal. The new RS has a sportier design with footpegs and a committed seating position. The bash plate protects the engine. The bike has similar features to H'Ness such as the digital instrument console, LED lighting, Honda Selectable Torque Control and dual-channel ABS. All these updated features and the sporty look of the bike make it a perfect pick.
Which model of Honda CB 350 RS is best?

The top model of Honda CB 350 RS is the Dual Tone variant that is available at an ex-showroom price of Rs. 1.98 Lakh in Delhi. The motorbike is available in two exciting colours- Radiant Red Metallic and Black with Pearl Sports Yellow. The top variants have all the standard features along with several additional ones such as low fuel warning lamp, LED tail lights, Low battery indicator, analogue and digital console and others.

Honda CB 350 RS vs. Competition

Some of the competitors of Mahindra TUV300 are Bajaj Dominar 250, KTM 250 Duke, RE Meteor 350, and Jawa Perak.

Let us look at the differences between a few of them:

Honda CB 350 RS vs. Bajaj Dominar 250

Summary	Honda CB 350 RS	Bajaj Dominar 250
Engine	4 Stroke, SI Petrol Engine	Single Cylinder, 4 stroke
Engine displacement	348.4 cc	248 cc
Transmission	Manual	Manual
Mileage	35 kmpl	35.03 kmpl
Fuel tank capacity	15 L	13 L
Kerb weight	179 kg	180 kg
Maximum Torque	30 Nm @ 3000 rpm	23.5Nm @ 6500rpm
Emission Norm Compliance	BS6	BS6
Max Power	20.8 bhp @ 5500 rpm	27 PS @ 8500 rpm

Honda CB 350 RS vs. KTM 250 Duke

Summary	Honda CB 350 RS	KTM 250 Duke
Engine	4 Stroke, SI Petrol Engine	Liquid-cooled DOHC engine
Engine displacement	348.4 cc	248.8cc
Transmission	Manual	6 speed manual
Mileage	35 kmpl	30 kmpl
Fuel tank capacity	15 L	13.5 L
Kerb weight	179 kg	169 kg
Max Torque	30 Nm @ 3000 rpm	24Nm @ 7500rpm
Emission Norm Compliance	BS6	BS6
Max Power	20.8 bhp @ 5500 rpm	30PS @ 9000rpm

Honda CB 350 RS vs RE Meteor 350

Metrics	Honda CB 350 RS	RE Meteor 350
Engine	4 Stroke, SI Petrol Engine	Air-cooled single-cylinder petrol engine
Engine displacement	348.4 cc	349 cc
Transmission	Manual	Manual
Mileage	35 kmpl	3 kmpl
Fuel tank capacity	15 L	15 L
Kerb weight	179 kg	191 kg
Max Torque	30 Nm @ 3000 rpm	27 Nm @ 4000 rpm
Emission Norm Compliance	BS6	BS6
Max Power	20.8 bhp @ 5500 rpm	20.4 PS @ 6100 rpm

Honda CB 350 RS Vs. Competition

Summary	Honda CB 350 RS	Bajaj Dominar 250
Engine	4 Stroke, SI Petrol Engine	Single Cylinder, 4 stroke
Engine displacement	348.4 cc	248 cc
Transmission	Manual	Manual
Mileage	35 kmpl	35.03 kmpl
Fuel tank capacity	15 L	13 L
Kerb weight	179 kg	180 kg
Maximum Torque	30 Nm @ 3000 rpm	23.5Nm @ 6500rpm
Emission Norm Compliance	BS6	BS6
Max Power	20.8 bhp @ 5500 rpm	27 PS @ 8500 rpm

Summary	Honda CB 350 RS	KTM 250 Duke
Engine	4 Stroke, SI Petrol Engine	Liquid-cooled DOHC engine
Engine displacement	348.4 cc	248.8cc
Transmission	Manual	6 speed manual
Mileage	35 kmpl	30 kmpl
Fuel tank capacity	15 L	13.5 L
Kerb weight	179 kg	169 kg
Max Torque	30 Nm @ 3000 rpm	24Nm @ 7500rpm
Emission Norm Compliance	BS6	BS6
Max Power	20.8 bhp @ 5500 rpm	30PS @ 9000rpm

Metrics	Honda CB 350 RS	RE Meteor 350
Engine	4 Stroke, SI Petrol Engine	Air-cooled single-cylinder petrol engine
Engine displacement	348.4 cc	349 cc
Transmission	Manual	Manual
Mileage	35 kmpl	3 kmpl
Fuel tank capacity	15 L	15 L
Kerb weight	179 kg	191 kg
Max Torque	30 Nm @ 3000 rpm	27 Nm @ 4000 rpm
Emission Norm Compliance	BS6	BS6
Max Power	20.8 bhp @ 5500 rpm	20.4 PS @ 6100 rpm

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Looks good.. Fat tyres..

By Sandeep @ Feb 17, 2021 02:10 PM

3.0

Looks good.. Smooth engine. Fat tyres.. Nice rumble.. However, seat height is still on the higher side. 800 mm seat height is too high for short riders. If you are below 5ft 8 inches, then it would be bit high for you. Also, they are still using single cradle chassis in the lower segment Honda bikes. They should change to twin cradle chassis. Even a 150 cc CB Hornet comes with upside down forks, but they did not give that in this 350 cc bike..