2025 | GB350S | First Ride | Honda | 4K
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Honda GB350s 2025 - Ride with Style, Live with Passion.
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Saw it today at dealership in Carlisle
Absolute bargain and this should blow the rest away
Hello Rider Review!
Great video on the Honda GB350S, well explained. There’s also two other models under this 350cc thumper Honda has produced! It’s the GB350 and GB350C. These are modern classic thumper motorcycles with specific styles!
The Honda GB350 is the epitome of a modern classic 350cc motorcycle whilst the Honda GB350C being the Classic similarly to the RE Classic 350 and the lastly, the Honda GB350S as per the video, being a sporty tracker looking modern classic!
This is how one can view the GB models;
Honda GB350 (Base; Modern Classic)
Honda GB350C (Classic)
Honda GB350S (Sport)
With that being said, Honda India & Scooter Motorcycles (HMSI) also produce these exact same bikes but just in a different naming convention!
Honda H’ness CB350 (Base; Modern Classic)
Honda CB350 (Classic)
Honda CB350RS (Sport)
The Japanese GB naming convention looks easier on the eyes in all fairness whilst the Indian CB naming convention is definitely a confusing one! 😂
I ride the Honda H’ness CB350 (Honda GB350) for about 3 years now, cruising through the city-state of Singapore and the thumping 350cc air-cooled single cylinder exhaust fills the wind void! Great stuff from Honda.
Hopefully the GB350 and GB350C will be available in EU and UK soon! It’s a blast here in Singapore :)
Good video, what speed were you able to hold on the dual carriageway?
I appreciate your input. I would confidently state that a speed of 60 mph is quite suitable; any faster would be noticeable. This bike is ideal for urban environments, including cities, towns, and streets a plodder
You’re looking very hesitant and slow on those roundabouts. Was there no grip?
@@willh5061 Thank you and yes two factors firstly weather was 2°C, secondly every motorcycle manufacturer specifies the suggested break-in period in the owner's manual, thereby eliminating uncertainty regarding its duration. Typically, this break-in (Tyres, breaks, engine etc etc) period ranges from 600 to 1,500 miles and concludes with the initial tune-up of the motorcycle.
What color is this? The blue or the grey?
@golasoff they come in three colours - Pearl Deep Mud Gray, Gunmetal Black Metallic and Puco Blue. This Puco Blue. 👍
Made in japan
@Factos7007 Yes, it's claimed to be. 👊
It's made in India, where it is named cb350RS
@@dinesh2759 No it's made in japan.. indian made hondas are available in Vietnam and Malaysia..but the gbs are made in japan..
@@dinesh2759 Indian made is cb350
Japanese made is gb350
Same vehicle but different manufacturing locations and name
@dinesh2759 Made in india cb350rs have rust issues and build quality problems...
Absolutely, I couldn't agree more! I also did a walk round - ruclips.net/video/_j6ZHPP_rkY/видео.htmlsi=ziGDDURbHhG_qc8g
Nice try but hiding the horsepower under 15.5 Kw what ever that is ( 20 h.p. ) is revelatory: in ‘65 Honda’s CB 450 had 45 horsepower ! The cyclopian gage ain’t flyin’. The weird drivetrain noise is lame. And fully helmeted up with todays level of riding gear on this little thing ?