Honda H'ness CB350 Variants Explained: Here's What You Get

The Honda Bingwing launched the H'ness CB350 retro motorcycle back in 2020. Since then, the Honda Hness CB350 has been recognized as a good retro motorcycle in its segment. The motorcycle was launched in two variants initially, but later on, the brand also launched two other variants - DLX Pro Chrome and Legacy Edition. We see people confused while buying a Honda H'ness CB350 and the main reason for this remains the variants with different sets of features and cosmetic upgrades. If you are also facing the same dilemma, we are here to help you. Today, in this article, we will be explaining the variant-wise features of the H'ness CB350, Before moving ahead, don't forget to join our 91Wheels WhatsApp Group to stay updated on the latest automotive news.

Read more: Yamaha MT 15 V2 Variants Explained: Standard, Deluxe And Moto GP

Honda H'ness CB350

The Honda H'ness CB350 is available in four variants in India which include CB350 DLX, DLX Pro, DLX Pro Chrome and the top-end Legacy Edition. The retro motorcycle sources its power from a 348.36cc air-cooled engine that produces 20.78 bhp of power and 30 Nm of torque. For safety, there are disc brakes at both ends. Additionally, the H'ness CB350 offers features such as an Anti-lock braking system.

Honda H'ness CB350 DLX and DLX Pro

The H'ness CB350 DLX is the base variant and the DLX Pro is one above the base trim. Both these variants have similar features except for some cosmetic changes. The DLX and DLX Pro variants get the same suspension and other features. Also, there are no differences in the engine and transmission options for both the variants as both and even all the variants get the same 348cc air-cooled unit mated with a 5-speed gearbox. Both DLX and DLX Pro variants get the same set of alloy wheels.

Differences

The Honda H'ness CB350's base variant and the DLX Pro also have some key differences. These include the differing paint options as you get no dual-tone paint options with the base variant while it is available with the DLX Pro variant. The DLX variant only gets single-tone paint options. On the other hand, the DLX Pro gets added features such as Bluetooth connectivity which enables various smart features including an advanced Bluetooth connectivity function and assist voice command. Also, there is an extra horn on offer with the DLX Pro variant which is not present on the H'ness DLX Pro variant.

• Colour scheme for DLX: Precious Red Metallic, Mat Massive Grey Metallic, Pearl Nightstar Black and Mat Marshal Green Metallic.
• Colour scheme for DLX Pro: Pearl Nightstar Black, Mat Massive Grey Metallic and Mat Marshall-Green

DLX Pro Chrome

The DLX Pro Chrome is nothing but a Chrome Edition of the H'ness CB350. From features to suspension, you get everything similar to the DLX Pro variant. This variant is available with three colour schemes- Pearl Nighstar Black, Mat Massive Grey Metallic and the Athletic Blue Metallic.

Honda H'ness Legacy Edition

Another variant or we can say a complete new edition of the Honda H'ness Legacy Edition is the latest in the range. As defined it by its name, the Honda H'ness Legacy Edition has a more classy look than any other variant in the lineup. In terms of features, it comes with a roaring exhaust which has an impressive thumpy note. Apart from this, it features full LED headlamps and a tail lamp with fire-type LED winkers, extended fenders, silver front suspension and dual-channel ABS.

Legacy Edition

• Split seats
• Chrome grab grill
• Emergency Stop Signal (ESS)
• Assist Slipper Clutch

Read More: Godawari Electric Launches New Eblu Feo X: Details Inside