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Loan at 12% a year. Insurance in the on-road figure is an estimate.
Last listed ex-showroom prices. Each step is measured against the nearest cheaper variant with the same fuel, gearbox and drive, or the closest match when there is none.
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+₹3,061 over CB350 DLX
Adds Additional Pro trim features
Ex-showroom price plus RTO road tax and insurance for your city.
For people who move states for work: government, PSU and defence staff, and employees of companies with offices in four or more states. You pay road tax every two years instead of all at once.
Estimate only. Actual RTO tax, insurance and accessory costs vary by dealer and change with government notifications, so always confirm the final on-road price with your dealer.
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Purchase price plus 5 years of fuel and maintenance, minus estimated resale value.
The Honda CB350 (retro, old name) is no longer sold in India. It was last listed at ₹1.97 Lakh ex-showroom.
Up to 35 kmpl. That is the claimed figure; day-to-day mileage is usually lower.
Dual-channel ABS, according to its spec sheet.
Honda's own replacement is the Honda CB350C, from ₹2 Lakh ex-showroom. Other options: the Yezdi Scrambler, KTM 200 Duke and Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z.
Honda no longer sells the CB350 (retro, old name) in India. Honda now sells this retro CB350 as the CB350C, and the CB350 name has passed to the former H'ness CB350. Prices and specs below are the last recorded figures, kept for reference and used-car buyers.
See its replacement: Honda CB350C →
