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@@sickboy4035 Not sure if the issue is resolved by the manufacturer. As long as you ride with both hands on the handlebar, you should not experience wobbling issues. I have made a few videos about it on my channel, feel free to check them out.

@@hemanthkumargr6804 I don’t trust the Yezdi motorcycles, baba. Reliability and quality are major issues with the Yezdi. I will pick the RS350 as of today over the Yezdi

@@StallionRides thanks for suggestions bro, can i know how many year over you buyed rs350 and how's the performance currently and mileage you get.

@@hemanthkumargr6804 I got mine in March 2021, the performance and mileage numbers have been consistent throughout. You can expect a mileage between 30 and 40kmpl depending on how you ride.

@@wajeedkhan63 apko design team me hona chahiyeh tha, baba 😀

@@Roy_001 I like the red one. Grey looks solid too. I will still choose red.

@@StallionRides thanks😀😀

@@i_am_saurabh Such a lovely comment. Thank you for your time, baba. Cheers 😀

@@omkar1685 hey, thanks man. Under 3 lakh I would consider the below options; RC/Duke/Adventure 390 Scrambler X Honda CB350RS Ninja 300 Suzuki Gixer SF250 Yamaha R15 Honestly, I don’t think there is any better motorcycle than these in the price you mentioned.

@@shrikantkulkarni2992 After free services, the cost per service will be Rs2500-3000 if there are zero part replacements. Depending on the parts replacement, the cost will add up, ex brake pads, chain set, filter, etc. On an average Rs800-1000/hour of labor charge if you get any additional part. Depends on the time taken and complexity in doing so.

@@manishtripathi7050 Congratulations, baba. Hope you fall in love with the motorcycle 😀

Did you get it? How is it

@@Roy_001 under 3.6 lakh if you like a retro cruiser get the CB350 RS, If you prefer speed, get the Scrambler X. If you prefer sports, RC390.

@@san.the.snaper Such a nice comment. You are kind. Cheers, man 😀

@@pintuspro Thank you for your time, baba 😀

@@kushagrabirthare4848 True, man. Totally. However, in terms of looks, Bobber is good - I know a lot of people who get fooled by looks. Lesson: Motorcycle ho ya insaan, looks can be deceptive 😅

@@singhdeep1472 You are right, bhai. Hunter Royal Enfield ki sabse Sasti motorcycle hai and pata chalta hai yeh chalate time.

@@amanverma9363 In my opinion, the Honda CB350 RS is any day a better, reliable, and more capable motorcycle than the RE Hunter. With your height, the Hunter will suit you better, but you must take a test ride of both machines. If you are able to plant your feet confidently on the RS then you must get the RS, else go for Hunter (Hunter is a compromise in my opinion)

@@Nayan-ic3ig It really doesn’t. There is enough space unless your pillion is Bigfoot

@@iambalaji1927 Likewise, baba. Good catch 😀

@@varunanand9 The MRF meteor MO grip tyre offers a better grip and performance than stock tires, in my opinion.

@@prashantpandey5734 bada kamzor dimaag hai tumhara. Thoda badaam, akhrot liya karo regularly.

@@karangurditta2765 baba, I will pick the RS over the highness any day, 2 reasons - the rider triangle is more involving, and it looks so much better than the highness in my opinion. For RS, red is love. If you are looking for a value for money, complete package - go with the Highness, it is perfect in many ways, less mud splash, better pillion comfort, more switches, dual horns, again less water and dirt splashes, Go with the anniversary edition. Both have the same engine. You cannot go wrong.

@@i_am_abhinav Hann g, baba. Long time. I was caught up with some changes in life. New job, new city, settling in. I have relocated to Pune now 😀

@@StallionRides ohh... Congratulations for new job....pune has better weather also ....enjoy

@@i_am_abhinav Thank you, baba 😀

Hey Buddy I also live in Pune. Which company did you join?​@@StallionRides

@@Viveksinghbhadoriya99 I work in Kharadi, Gera Commerce building, baba

@@AavegShukla I would choose the RS any day over the Meteor 350. Be it for any purpose! I will pick the Super Meteor 650 over the RS.

@@StallionRides Thanks bawa! I am just about to buy the RS Beast. Just one last thing, I see people mentioning quick rusting issues on the machine. Is that so?

@@AavegShukla Rusting issue is real but not crazy. I didn’t see any rust on my motorcycle for over 1.5 years when I had a covered parking. Then I relocated and the new place didn’t have a covered parking - dust, rain, moisture, everything adds up. If you watch the entire video, I have shared a few pictures in between, of rusting. If you ask me, it’s not a deal breaker.

@@manikantamedisetti4175 I’m not particularly sure, baba. Have been really caught up the last 2 months to learn.

@@rohanshah8129 Today at 10:50 am, baba 😀

Go with your feelings bro , the machine that makes u more happy

@@Roy_001 Depends, baba. If you are looking for a motorcycle you can own hassle free for 10-15 years or a lifetime, go with the RS. If you are looking for instant gratification, go with the NS400

@@nirmalkhanduri Bilkul pata hai, baba.

axor sports bike pe acha lgega ,

@@Roy_001 I haven’t used the SMK, baba. Axor is good if you like a Snug fit. I have been using it for over 3 years, so far it’s fine.

@@jimbasherpa7007 Okay.

@@FrostGTRider I manage, baba. I usually don’t ride to work, so don’t worry about clothes being messed. I mostly ride in the rain during long trips only and I don’t mind the mud and dirt when I’m on a trip.

@@amithskumar1040 I purchased in offline from Sans Classic Parts, Karol Bagh.

@@jimbasherpa7007 Good observation. Okay.

@@mrinabhk5917 Thank you for your kind words, baba. You may check this out, please. Honda CB350 RS Accessories and Modifications for Touring | #Stallion ua-cam.com/video/fAR5gdAY5CU/v-deo.html

@@pgunknown In my experience, if you maintain the correct tyre pressure and ride with both hands on the handlebar, you will not experience any wobbling issues.

@@phoneix24886 I agree with everything you mentioned, baba. Just my personal gripes.

@@LordOfMachinesREAL bss, baba.. no particular reason. Why do you ask?

@@karangurditta2765 thank you for your kind words, baba. One fine day. Cheers, man.

@@viveksathish Thank you for your detailed input, Vivek. If I may, you shouldn’t get the RS, you will feel a strong lack of power coming from big bikes. I will use some of the stuff you shared pakka. Cheers, man.

@@StallionRides thank you. I understand the lack of power, but i am in india only for a few days and to ride around the city, i think this should be more than enough and hence my consideration

@@viveksathish Aha. Then you must get it. You will love the handling. It looks heavy yet so light to ride. Cheers, man.

@@bikerboyneel3595 Depends on your pillion, baba. I have done most of Ladakh and Spiti Valley with a pillion and my pillion never had challenges. Also, I explain more about seats and comfort in the video.

Hey, man. I got in installed from Sans Classic Parts, Karol Bagh, Delhi. I think they offer delivery services too, you may check this link sansclassicparts.com/?Google_ads&CPC&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw4f6zBhBVEiwATEHFVt1le0_TrGPlaEHWxp6RjkMk4LX3Fy1MlHq451w0svCeiyybxkisghoC884QAvD_BwE

Haan g, baba. 140kmph voh bhi with a pillion.

As long as you are on the correct gear, you will not feel loss of power. In mountain/inclines follow this 0-30kmph 1st gear 30-70kmph 2nd gear Then the 3rd gear. There’s power in plenty.

@@StallionRides would you believe if I told you that I have been watching your videos entire night? ❤️ Let's plan a trip someday together? Would love to ride with you on my rs. ❤️ And learn a lot from you.

@@StallionRides thanks for all of your lovely tips. It is you and your stallion coz of which I bought my comet. ❤️

@@rohanshah8129 Lovely. Thank you for sharing, baba 😀

@@rohanshah8129 absolutely, baba. One fine day. Cheers 😀

You might want to check that with a BigWing service centre, baba

@@StallionRides thanks for making me one of your baba log 😀