Honda CB350RS deliveries in India begin
The made-in-India Honda CB350RS is retailed via Honda s premium dealerships - BigWing Topline and BigWing across India. Honda CB350RS deliveries in India begin
Following the success of the Honda H ness CB350 retro cruiser bike in India, the two-wheeler manufacturer decided to expand the range with a brand new model, Honda CB350 RS, last month. While the Japanese motorcycle maker did launch the bike in India at ₹1.96 lakh (ex-showroom), it had yet to start its deliveries. Well, that s changed too now the company has announced it has commenced customer deliveries of its new scrambler motorcycle in the country. Based on the same platform as the H ness CB350, the CB350 RS made-in-India Honda CB350RS is retailed via Honda s premium dealerships - BigWing Topline and BigWing.
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Honda CB350RS first look
Honda CB350RS first look
Honda has recently launched a new variant based on the CB350 platform and called it the Honda CB350RS. The bike continues to challenge the likes of the Royal Enfield Classic 350, the Jawa 42 amongst other bikes. We visited Honda’s Big Wing premium dealership chain to check out the new bike.
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UPDATED: February 20, 2021 11:59 IST
The new Honda CB350RS comes in brighter colours and is priced at Rs 1.96 lakh (ex-showroom)
HIGHLIGHTS
It comes with more plastic parts and less chrome.
The CB350RS is priced at Rs 1.96 lakh (ex-showroom).
Us enthusiasts expected a lot more than just superficial tweaks from the CB350RS
Several manufacturers have been vying to grab a share of Royal Enfield’s pie in the highly lucrative 350cc segment for quite some time now. While Honda took its own sweet time, it was well worth the wait as the brand came up with the delectably refined Honda H’Ness CB350. And in less than five months since its launch, the Japanese brand followed it up with the Honda CB350RS.
When
when Honda launched the motorcycle, it turned out to be a cat on the wall of sorts. The bike was neither a scrambler nor a cafe racer. And Honda’s idea of expanding the RS in the CB350RS as ‘Road Sailing’ didn’t really help its case. Here’s what we think Honda should’ve done:
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Launched yesterday, Honda CB350RS is the sportier-looking sibling of H ness CB350 cruiser launched last year. This 350 cc bike is powered by H ness engine but misses out on some key features. Honda CB350 RS: Top 5 things to know about this new bike
Key Highlights
It is available in two colour options
Honda CB350RS doesn t support turn-by-turn navigation
If you are planning to buy a new motorcycle and have a budget of around ₹2 lakh, then there s a new offering that should be on your list Honda CB350RS that costs ₹1.96 lakh for monotone model and ₹1.98 lakh for the dual-tone shade. All prices are ex-showroom, Delhi. The CB350 RS is a slightly sportier-looking motorcycle that is built for touring purposes, hence the RS (Road Sailing) suffix. At the outset, the RS looks like a scrambler version of H ness CB350 cruiser that was launched in India last yea
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