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Honda CB350 (retro, old name)

Street Motorcycle · Petrol

30 Nm
Torque
35 kmpl
Mileage

Variant

2 variants
Last listed · CB350 DLX ₹1.97 Lakh
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The Spec'd take

Why it stands out

  • Cleaner roadster styling than the Hness on the same well-regarded 348.36cc engine
  • Same 30 Nm torque delivery that makes the CB350 family easy to ride slowly

Worth knowing

  • 186 kg is the heaviest of the CB350 family
  • Costs more than the Hness CB350 while offering the same mechanicals

Performance

CB350 DLX
30Nm
GearboxManual

Engine

348.4cc
Mileage35 kmpl
Fuel tank15.2 L
Air Cooled5-Speed ManualAssist & Slipper Clutch

Rider safety

Dual-channel ABSTraction controlSlipper clutch
Front disc310 mm
Rear brake240 mm

Rider fit

Seat height800 mm
Kerb weight187 kg
Wheelbase1,441 mm
Fuel tank15.2 L

Price

CB350 DLX
₹1.97 Lakh
Ex-showroom
On-road, Mumbai₹2.31 Lakh
EMI, 20% down, 5 years₹3,310 / month

Loan at 9.5% a year. Insurance in the on-road figure is an estimate.

Cockpit & tech

Honda CB350 (retro, old name), interior
  • DisplayDigital-Analogue Console with Honda Smartphone Voice…
  • ConnectivityHSVCS Bluetooth
  • NavigationTurn-by-Turn Navigation
  • HeadlightFull LED Round Headlamp in Vintage Metallic Nacelle

Dimensions

1,441 mm2,207 mm1,110 mm
Length2,207 mm
Width788 mm
Height1,110 mm
Wheelbase1,441 mm
Kerb weight187 kg

Photos

7 photosExterior, Interior, Lifestyle, 10 colours

Practical figures

Mileage / range
Claimed: 35 kmpl
Safety
Dual-channel ABS

Vehicle Details

Variant / Tune DLX / DLX Pro (Classic Bullet Silhouette)

Engine & Transmission

Displacement (cc) 348.36 cc
Engine Type 4-Stroke, SI Engine, PGM-FI
Max Power 21.07 PS @ 5,500 rpm
Max Torque 30.0 Nm @ 3,000 rpm
Bore x Stroke 70.0 x 90.5 mm
Compression Ratio 9.5:1
Cooling Air Cooled
Gearbox 5-Speed Manual
Clutch Assist & Slipper Clutch
Drive Type Chain Drive

Brakes & Wheels

Front Brake Type & Diameter 310 mm Disc
Rear Brake Type & Diameter 240 mm Disc
ABS/CBS Type Dual Channel ABS
Wheel Type Steel / Alloy Wheels
Front Tyre Size 100/90-19 M/C 57H
Rear Tyre Size 130/70-18 M/C 63H

Suspension & Chassis

Front Suspension Telescopic Front Fork with Full Metal Shrouds
Rear Suspension Twin Hydraulic Shock Absorbers with Full Metal Covers
Frame Type Half Duplex Cradle
Wheelbase (mm) 1,441 mm
Ground Clearance (mm) 165 mm

Dimensions

Length (mm) 2,207 mm
Width (mm) 788 mm
Height (mm) 1,110 mm
Seat Height (mm) 800 mm
Kerb Weight (kg) 187 kg
Fuel Tank Capacity (L) 15.2 Litres

Instrument Cluster

Display Type Digital-Analogue Console with Honda Smartphone Voice Control System (HSVCS)
Bluetooth Connectivity Yes (HSVCS Bluetooth)
Navigation Turn-by-Turn Navigation
USB Charging USB Type-C Port

Safety & Convenience

Riding Modes No
Traction Control Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC)
Quickshifter No
Cruise Control No

Lights

Headlight Full LED Round Headlamp in Vintage Metallic Nacelle
Taillight Vintage Retro Round LED Tail Lamp
Turn Indicators Round Amber LED Indicators

Seat & Storage

Seat Type Split Vintage Seats with Separate Pillion Cushion
Under-Seat Storage None

Every variant

2 variants, pick one to see its figures
VariantGearbox and driveLast listed
Best valueManual · Chain₹1.97 Lakh
Manual · Chain₹2 Lakh

On-road price

Ex-showroom price plus RTO road tax and insurance for your city.

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.

Or see the full breakdown for a specific city:

Mumbai, Maharashtra Pune, Maharashtra New Delhi Bengaluru, Karnataka Chennai, Tamil Nadu Hyderabad, Telangana

Daily running cost

5-year cost to own

Purchase price plus 5 years of fuel and maintenance, minus estimated resale value.

Honda CB350 (retro, old name): quick answers

The Honda CB350 (retro, old name) is no longer sold in India. It was last listed at ₹1.97 Lakh ex-showroom.

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What mileage does the Honda CB350 (retro, old name) give?

Up to 35 kmpl. That is the claimed figure; day-to-day mileage is usually lower.

What brakes does the Honda CB350 (retro, old name) use?

Dual-channel ABS, according to its spec sheet.

What can I buy instead of the Honda CB350 (retro, old name)?

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.

Discontinued

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 →