Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) recently launched its new CB350 retro motorcycle in the Indian market. Available in two variants – CB350 DLX (priced at Rs 2 lakh) and CB350 DLX Pro (priced at Rs 2.17 lakh (ex-showroom)), the new Honda CB350motorcycle looks visually different and is available in five colour options. Now the two-wheeler manufacturer has introduced official accessories to enhance the safety and visual appeal of the motorcycle.
As listed on the official website, the Honda CB350 has an array of accessories, including a long visor or a tall windscreen to protect the riders from wind blasts and dust particles. Bike owners can also opt for a pillion backrest or a rear carrier for luggage storage space, however, to install the same pillion seat needs to be removed. For safety, touring enthusiasts can purchase chrome-finished or matted black coloured leg guards, a fog light and knuckle guards.
Further, the list of Honda CB350 accessories includes a tank pad, grip end, wide step, skid plate and engine upper pipe in matte and chrome options. The two-wheeler manufacturer has not yet revealed the prices of these accessories.
As listed on the official website, the Honda CB350 has an array of accessories, including a long visor or a tall windscreen to protect the riders from wind blasts and dust particles. Bike owners can also opt for a pillion backrest or a rear carrier for luggage storage space, however, to install the same pillion seat needs to be removed. For safety, touring enthusiasts can purchase chrome-finished or matted black coloured leg guards, a fog light and knuckle guards.
Further, the list of Honda CB350 accessories includes a tank pad, grip end, wide step, skid plate and engine upper pipe in matte and chrome options. The two-wheeler manufacturer has not yet revealed the prices of these accessories.
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Talking about the engine specifications, the new Honda CB350 uses a 346.36cc, air-cooled engine that belts out 20 hp power and 30 Nm torque. The engine is mated to a five-speed gearbox and gets an assist and slipper.
Suspension duties are handled by telescopic front forks and nitrogen-charged rear suspension. The Honda CB350 sports a 310 mm disc at the front and a 240 mm disc at the rear. Furthermore, it gets dual-channel ABS as standard. With a kerb weight of 181 kg, the new Honda CB350 has a fuel tank storage of 15 litres.
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