Honda Hness cb350 1.5 years of user experience | Ride review Malayalam | Exhaust note

The Honda Hness CB350 is powered by 348.36cc BS6 engine which develops a power of 20.78 bhp and a torque of 30 Nm With both front and rear disc brakes, Honda Hness CB350 comes up with anti-locking braking system. This Hness CB350 bike weighs 181 kg and has a fuel tank capacity of 15 liters
The Honda Highness CB350 was launched in India to take on the Royal Enfield Classic 350 - the market leader But it managed to bring in a new set of customers within and grow the segment Positioned as an entry-level premium motorcycle, the CB350 is currently sold only through Honda’s BigWing showroom, which as of now is in limited cities But even with current sales touchpoints, the CB350 has managed to find lots of customers all over the country
Honda Highness CB350 Colours & Design
The Highnes CB350 is available in three colours - red, green and black. Honda has bestowed it with a design heavily inspired by the larger CB 1100 EX. It gets a round headlamp, a curvy fuel tank, a leather tan seat, chopped fenders, and a chrome-finished exhaust. Meanwhile, the presence of blacked-out components and alloy wheels also lend it a modern appeal. The tail section looks quite neat - not too busy not too sober.
Honda Highness CB350 Mileage & Performance
The CB350 offers good mileage. If ridden sanely, the bike easily churns out 30-35kmpl. The 348cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine which makes 20.5bhp at 5,500rpm and 30Nm at 3,000rpm offers lots of refinement and smoothness. It is one of the reasons why so many Indian customers preferred this Honda over a Royal Enfield. The gearbox too, offers slick shifts
Honda Highness CB350 Specifications & Features
The bike is built around a double cradle frame which is linked to the telescopic forks and dual shock absorbers. Stopping power comes from a 310mm disc brake at the front and a 240mm disc at the back. The bike is 2163mm long and has a wheelbase of 1441mm. The ground clearance stands at 166mm which is decent for a bike this size. The overall kerb weight of the bike is 181kgs and has a fuel tank capacity of 15 litres
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[@s2tp97]

I don't own Highness. But saw another video where they solve front end vibration by doing wheel balancing.

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[@Itsabhayraju]

After long timeeeee

[@rahulig]

Month il 1 vachu idarundai... Ini active akanm

[@doctorspiderman]

Bro ithinte pillion rider comfort engane undu ennu parayamo ? Backil erikkumbol eniku nalla budhimuuttu feel cheythirunnu

[@rahulig]

Long friend poitu back pain vannu ennanu paranje. e same hiness owner

[@rumbleriderayanchakraborty1556]

What is the mileage of this bike

[@nijojoseph8853]

BRO ARE YOU 5.4? THEN HOW YOU PLANTED FOOT ON THIS BIKE. I AM 5.5 I CAN BARELY TOUCH MY FOOT IN THIS BIKE.

[@rahulig]

After your comment i checked my height 5.6 is my height

[@sarathchandran8183]

Highness or bullet which is better ????

[@rahulig]

Higness nu rate kooduthal anu but nalla premium feel um sound um ore gear il kore valippikkan okei patunnondu eniku higness anu ishtaye. Gear idumbo olla sound okei truly international feel

[@rumbleriderayanchakraborty1556]

What is the mileage of this

[@rahulig]

Short rides 38 to 40
Long 43 - 46 range

[@513076]

Between meteor and highness which one will you recommend

[@rahulig]

It depends because of the gearbox. Hiness have longer torque band , re j series engines are short torque band type so... Take test drive and experience the comfort,ride quality. If I have the chance to take one, I will go for Hiness

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[@karthikeyan7963]

Mileage?

[@rahulig]

40 range

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Epoyatha onroad price athrennu

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2.50 ando an

[@harikrishnan-ut1yv]

2.50