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Yes it’s same here in Delhi too for CB350 DLX PRO, go for it and enjoy ur ride. Kindly install all accessories at the time of purchasing bike. Cuz there will be no installation or labour charge Honda takes so it’s better to install in the beginning.

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It’s manufacturing defect inlet outlet issue, shaft doesn’t open as on required pattern so engine heat up, less mileage issue comes up. Better call Honda if u are facing this issue and get replacement asap

No issue, easily set ho Jata hai

You couldn’t do it when you stopped at the red light.

@ you could… whenever you stop at the signal. Keep the kill switch on…. The oil pump will be cranked already…. While you want to move you can just press the switch and the issue will be sorted… This is not only with honda cb350 even in my re classic this happens at times…. This is common one in most of the bs6 bikes…

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Han bhai, ya phir dry wash would be better option

Yes u can basically it’s a metal polish

Yes, the Honda CB350RS is an excellent motorcycle, but it is crucial not to exceed speeds of 80 km/h during the break-in period (before the first service). Exceeding this limit can cause undue stress on the internal engine components, potentially leading to premature wear or damage. After the first service, synthetic engine oil is typically used, which provides superior lubrication and thermal stability, allowing the engine to perform optimally at higher speeds.

@@RideWithZR Yes, I am aware of it. That's why I mentioned "once only" otherwise I was maintaining a speed of 60-70 kmph not more than that. Thanks for the concern and the information provided.

Your welcome 🙏

Yes…Sir, but please drive safely.

@@RideWithZR Thanks for Care 🙏

Your welcome

Yes indeed

Headlight chalu hai sir, par dikhta nhi hai kuch aage….😂😂

Yes Sir, I will surely make a video on this and I will try my best to solve it. Also I have made one video on how to use instrument cluster kindly have a look on it. If it’s solve ur issue then pls inform me here otherwise I will make video on ur issue again. Thanks for commenting sir Link is mentioned below 👇 Honda CB 350 Instrument Cluster Mistakes to Avoid | HSTC Explained | Miss Mat Karna|#cb350 #cb350rs ruclips.net/video/-t6P2ZHQ7bk/видео.html

@RideWithZR Thank you sir ji, it helped with many issues but the average setting is still confusing, ill get it checked by service center, thank you again!

@@drakul546 sir u can check average of entire Trip A, if u want instantaneous average for short trip then reset trip A, u will get it, otherwise u want whole journey average then do not reset trip. I hope u get it. If not then pls let me know, will make another video on it for u

Transitioning from a Royal Enfield Classic 350 to a Honda CB350 can offer several advantages, though it depends on your personal preferences and riding requirements. Here’s a comparison to help you decide: Performance and Engine: • Royal Enfield Classic 350: Equipped with a 349cc engine producing 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm of torque at 4,000 rpm. • Honda CB350: Features a 348cc engine delivering 21 bhp at 5,500 rpm and 30 Nm of torque at 3,000 rpm. • Advantage: The CB350 offers slightly higher torque at lower RPMs, potentially providing better low-end performance. Fuel Efficiency: • Classic 350: Reports suggest a mileage of approximately 37.77 kmpl. • CB350: Claimed mileage is around 42.17 kmpl. • Advantage: The CB350 is more fuel-efficient, which could lead to cost savings over time. Features and Technology: • Classic 350: Offers a timeless design with essential features. • CB350: Comes with modern amenities such as a slipper clutch, assist, and advanced digital-analog instrumentation. • Advantage: The CB350 provides more contemporary features, enhancing the riding experience. Ride and Handling: • Classic 350: Known for its sturdy build and comfortable ride, though it weighs around 195 kg. • CB350: Slightly lighter at 187 kg, which may contribute to more agile handling. • Advantage: The CB350’s lighter weight could offer improved maneuverability. Pricing: • Classic 350: Ex-showroom price starts at approximately ₹1,93,080. • CB350: Priced slightly higher, starting around ₹2,09,857. • Consideration: While the CB350 is more expensive, the additional features and fuel efficiency might justify the cost difference. Conclusion: If you value modern technology, enhanced fuel efficiency, and a slightly more powerful engine, upgrading to the Honda CB350 could be worthwhile. However, if you prefer the classic aesthetics and the brand heritage of Royal Enfield, you might choose to stay with the Classic 350. Ultimately, the decision should align with your personal preferences and riding needs.

@RideWithZR thank you for your valuable insights.

Sir, ye lamination ukhad rha hai.

Thanks Ali

Yes sir, thank you very much for comment Happy new year you too

Sir, I have adjusted headlight last week, now headlight is illuminating on it’s maximum. It’s less if u compared with any other same segment bike from other companies.

@RideWithZR how much brighter is it compared to before sir

Sir, Please watch this, u can see it by your own. Honda CB 350: Top Speed Myth Busted? #cb350 #cb350rs ruclips.net/video/Ahk421n11Ik/видео.html

Yes, sir. I visited the Honda service centre last time and got the issue fixed. Now it's working, even better than before.

Yes, my two free washes are still due there. They always say the same thing: “Sir, MCD has stopped us, please get it done next time.” I know there is no restriction from the MCD side. If you go to BigWing for washing only, they will charge ₹500 just for washing.

Yes bro but it was mentioned as per standard suggested by Honda

No bro, kindly call once before ur visit. Limited parts were available when I visited. Call them they will kept ur parts

I would recommend you to consider the Honda CB350 for its balanced performance and versatility. The H’ness CB350, which is essentially the same model with slightly different branding in some regions, is only about 8 kg lighter than the CB350. This minor weight difference does not significantly impact the handling or overall riding experience. However, the choice between the two ultimately depends on your personal preferences and requirements. Both bikes share identical specifications, such as the same 348.36 cc engine, 21 PS power output, 30 Nm torque, and a 5-speed gearbox. They are designed to deliver a comfortable and stable ride both in city traffic and on long highway stretches, even with a pillion. The CB350’s ample low-end torque makes it ideal for urban conditions where frequent starts and stops are common, while its refined engine ensures a smooth ride on longer journeys. The seating is ergonomically designed for rider and pillion comfort, and the suspension is tuned to absorb road imperfections effectively. Moreover, the 15-liter fuel tank offers excellent range for extended trips, reducing the need for frequent refueling stops. Before making your decision, I strongly recommend visiting a Honda BigWing dealership to test-ride both models. This will allow you to experience their handling, comfort, and features firsthand. Pay attention to factors such as riding posture, seat comfort, and the ease of maneuvering in different scenarios. Ultimately, the best bike for you is one that aligns with your riding style, preferences, and practical needs. Whether you choose the Honda CB350 or the H’ness, both bikes are excellent options that combine classic styling with modern technology, ensuring a reliable and enjoyable ride.

@@RideWithZR very BIG thank you for such a comprehensive and valuable advice 😊

Han pehle wali batch ki hai bike par parts proper available nhi hai dealer ke pas so it takes time to get them replace. For new batch you have to enquired from Bigwing or showroom once. As far as I know new batch doesn’t have same issue.

@RideWithZR thank you brother 😌😊

Welcome sir

Thanks for liking

Suggestions Before Buying the Honda CB350: 1. Check the Chassis Number: Ensure that the chassis number corresponds to the latest manufactured unit before purchasing. 2. Verify Recall Eligibility: You can use the chassis number to check if the bike is eligible for any recalls. Typically, recently manufactured units don’t require a recall. 3. Install Accessories as Needed: Install accessories like a wind visor, backrest, bash/skid plate, tank pad, etc., based on your requirements. Negotiate for discounts, as accessories purchased at the time of buying the bike usually don’t incur labor or installation charges (which can be quite high at BigWing dealerships). 4. Choose a Better Leg Guard Option: If you have the option, avoid buying the Honda leg guard for the CB350, as it is too small and doesn’t provide full coverage for your legs. Consider aftermarket options like Zana or BS for better protection. Final Thoughts: This bike is excellent and very smooth to ride. I’ve personally covered trips to Kashmir, Manali, and Jispa on it. It’s very comfortable for long rides, even with a pillion. There’s no issue with pickup or performance. You can confidently buy this bike and enjoy it to the fullest. Welcome to the Honda CB350 club, and wish you all the best! Cheers!

Sir also check for discount once cuz at the year ends Bigwing offers discount like 10k or less. Check it with multiple showrooms after that you will have perfect information. Else anything u want pls feel free to ask. Thanks for watching and comment sir.

Thank you for the detailed comment. I checked for discounts with multiple bigwings, I am getting 10K discount for under 25 age offer and also there is a discount of 5K for some of the IT company emplyees like TCS/Infosys/Deloitte etc and govt employees but I am not eligible for that. I am getting it for 2.42L on road in gurgaon.

That’s okay 10K is good. When I purchased genz discount was 12K it’s okay. But do not forget to check Chassis number and year and month of manufacturing try to buy as recently as possible.

@@RideWithZR sure, I will check for that. Thanks again.

Thanks for ur kind words it will encourage me to make more video and improve every aspect.

Thank you 🙏 it matters a lot for me

Thanks 🙏 I will upload mileage video of Honda CB350 and CB350RS soon thanks for watching and comment

Yes ho jati hai in case agar issue zada serious ho to unhe pehle bta do aap they will arrange or suggest u other Bigwing in same city. Nhi to wo order lga dete hai.

@@RideWithZR thankyou ☺️

Will enable subtitles sir

In city roads it’s 33-35Kmpl On highways 38-40kmpl

Enjoy ur ride sir

Yes, but it was done for cleaning purposes