Honda CB350 RS Mileage Truth 2023 at Agra Lucknow Expressway
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2023
- In this exclusive video, we unravel the truth about the Honda CB350 RS's mileage performance in 2023, all while cruising along the iconic Agra-Lucknow Expressway. 🛣️
We believe in delivering accurate and valuable information to empower your decisions, and today, we're diving into the world of motorcycle performance.
Join us as we embark on a journey of discovery, where precision meets power. We've chosen the renowned Agra-Lucknow Expressway, a stretch known for its diverse terrain and challenging conditions, to put the Honda CB350 RS to the test.
🚀 Key Highlights:
* Unveiling the 2023 Honda CB350 RS
* Real-world mileage experiences
* Agra-Lucknow Expressway adventure
* Performance insights and observations
* The truth about fuel efficiency
This video goes beyond the numbers, providing you with genuine insights into the CB350 RS's mileage. We'll share our real-world experiences and observations, giving you the most accurate and up-to-date information available.
📊 Data-Driven Analysis:
We analyze the CB350 RS's mileage under various conditions, sharing our findings to help you make informed decisions when it comes to your motorcycle choices.
Transparency and accuracy are our guiding principles, and this video is no exception. We present the facts so you can ride with confidence.
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Hey,
I have ridden this bike 250km with ₹512 of fuel, awesome mileage for 350cc
I drove from Noida to Gurgaon which was like 67kms and it gave me a whopping mileage of 44kmpl. Didn't expect tho... but that was great.
I got 27.4 mileage on highway because I have ridden it at constant 100 - 110kmph. So yes, you are right.
Not hating on you, but expecting 'good mileage' at a speed of 110kmph or 120kmph is unfair in my opinion. I rode from Hyderabad to Pune on my Highness at an average speed of 95-110kmph and the mileage I got was around 32.5 to 34kmpl. But as you have shown in your video, mileage of 30kmpl is decent for an average speed of more than 110
I got mileage of 46 kmpl of 110 km journey on highway riding on 60 at 4th gear and 80 at 5th gear consistently at eco mode
I've noticed that you were constantly on 4th gear doing 100KPH..Why not upshift to 6th for cruising and downshift again if necessary for overtaking...I'm sure cruising at 6th gear will deliver better milage as compared to 4th on 100-110KPH
Why are you calling everyone baba?
Riding at 90-95kmph on my inty 650, I get between 29-33kmpl. 100-105kmph... smooth acceleration below rpm 4200, I get 28-30 kmpl. Mine crossed 20000 km last week.
Good comfortable bike under 2.5 lac with very less vibrations and decent mileage atleast 30+ at 100kmph. Pls Recommend something.
Beautiful machine + reliable work horse❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
Your information is top notch.. And you are so humble brother ❤
Loved to see you son handling this bike properly❤
So honest review !!!
Good informative episode bro
which fuel efficient touring bikes can you suggest for me then, (I like scrambler and himalayan type bikes)?
Lovely
do you know how long have i been searching for a content like this🙃 finally❤
Very useful video, this gives a much better understanding of this bike regarding fuel economy than the 1 litre tests. I have a Honda unicorn 160 from 8 years and last year I did a 1200km Bangalore Goa and return trip with max speed of 95 at times but mostly 70 to 90, got a mileage of 50kmpl. 12 litre tank and did 2 tank fills only, HP power petrol. Now if I upgrade to this bike, which I'm seriously thinking of, then I thought I would be able to do slightly higher speeds and get 40kmpl but looks like I won't. My bike weighs only 134kg, 2015 160 unicorn. This bike is 45kg heavier. That's the whole deal. The lack of fatigue due to the bigger wheels will perhaps get compensated by handling a much heavier bike. So overall, suddenly it's not making much sense to me sadly. Maybe RS drinks more petrol than highness because of the fatter rear tyre, more friction?!. That would be an interesting comparison to look out for I guess.
You have change my prospective