The new Honda Hness CB350 is a cruiser bike that comes with a bolder yet iconic design along with power-packed performance, to offer an enjoyable ride. Its retro looks and solid build quality give it an edge over other bikes albeit a few enthusiasts miss the sixth gear in the vehicle.

Here is an overview of the features and specifications of this cruiser from the CB-DNA of Honda.

Honda Hness CB350 Latest Updates

17 Sep 2024: Honda recalls the H'ness CB350, the CB350, and a few other models due to a wheel speed sensor issue.

Honda Hness CB350 Engine, Specifications, and Performance

The Hness CB350 comes equipped with a 348.36cc four-stroke SI engine with a PGM-FI fuel delivery system and air-based cooling system. It gets mated with a five-gear manual transmission system with an assist and slipper clutch system to transfer the driving power generated by the engine to the wheels. The maximum power and torque generation capacity of the engine of this Honda bike is 20.78bhp at 5500 rpm and 30 Nm at 30000 rpm, respectively. These power figures make the vehicle capable of achieving a top speed of 125 km/h. On the fuel efficiency front, the Honda Hness CB350 mileage has been claimed to be 32 km/l albeit mileage figures might vary in different ride conditions and styles.

Moving further onto specifications, the Hness bike has a 19-inch front alloy wheel with a 100mm wide tubeless tyre and 18-inch rear alloy wheels with a 130mm wide tubeless tyre, which are suspended by a telescopic front suspension and twin hydraulic rear suspension. The braking setup includes a 310mm front disc brake and a 240mm rear disc brake accompanied by a dual channel antilock braking system to keep the vehicle skid-resistant during braking.

Talking about the dimensions of this bike built on a half-duplex cradle frame chassis, it has a length of 2163mm with a wheelbase of 1441mm and a height of 1107mm with a seat height of 800mm and a ground clearance of 166mm. The kerb weight of the vehicle is 181 kg and its fuel tank capacity is 15 litres.

Honda Hness CB350 Exterior Elements

The exterior body of this Honda Motorcycle flaunts a circular LED headlamp with silver-chrome surrounding, fire-ring type LED turn-indicators, front fork boots, extended front fender with amber reflectors, and chrome rear-view mirror housing. Furthermore, it exhibits a metallic exhaust pipe, split seat design, 3-d branding on the simple-looking fuel tank, pillion grab bar, and wide LED tail light with fire-ring type LED winkers.

Honda Hness CB350 Features

This motorbike features the Honda Smartphone Voice Control system that gives the option to connect your smartphone to the bike through Bluetooth and then control it using handlebar switches or voice control traits. Besides this, it has a dual horn that cuts through the surrounding noise effectively by means of producing the sounds of two different tones. Furthermore, the Honda Hness CB350 encompasses a digital odometer, GPS and Navigation system, an analogue speedometer, a digital trip meter, a digital clock, a stand-alarm, a low-fuel indicator, and a USB charging port to keep your mobile phone charged during the trip.

Honda Hness CB350 Price and Variants

This two-wheeler is sold in three variants – DLX, DLX Pro, and DLX Pro Chrome – with slightly different features and other offerings. The colour offerings of the bike are Precious Red Metallic, Pearl Night Star Black, Matte Massive Grey Metallic, Matte Marshal Green Metallic, Precious Red Metallic (Dlx pro), Pearl Night Star Black (Dlx pro), Athletic Blue Metallic, Mat Massive Grey Metallic (Chrome), Pearl Nightstar Black (Chrome), and Matte Marshal Green Metallic (Dlx pro).

The Honda Hness CB350 price is similar to other bikes from the segment like Royal Enfield Meteor 350, Benelli Imperiale 400, and Jawa Perak. You can check the up-to-date prices of the Hness bike in the price section above. In terms of aftersales, it is provided a warranty of three years or 42000km, whichever is earlier, with a few terms and conditions applied.

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