Honda offers the CB350 in three distinct models with different aesthetic touches.
I have owned a Royal enfield Classic 350 UCE for many years and I want to change my bike. The new J Series Classic 350 is a much improved bike but after so many years I want a change. I was considering the new Yezdi and Jawa bikes, but I want a simple air-cooled engine and that’s why I have decided to buy one of the Honda 350cc bikes. My confusion is which one to go for, so please advise which will be the best Honda bike for me.
Prajwal Rane, via email
Autocar India says: There are three 350cc models currently available from Honda, the CB350 H’ness, the CB350RS and the CB350C. The differences largely come down to the looks, but there are also small changes in the riding positions. The CB350RS is the most youthful of the three in terms of looks with a wider rear tyre and a slightly more connected riding position although it is still very comfortable.
At the other end of the spectrum, the latest model, the CB350C is designed to look as close as possible to the RE Classic 350. If you want that particular look you can go for this variant and it will also have a similar riding position to the RE’s.
However, since you want to try something different, we’d suggest that you look at either the RS or the H’ness. The latter has a lovely retro look, but one that is more uniquely Honda and it also comes in some appealing paint schemes. Pick between these two models if you want either a more youthful and modern look or more of a classic appearance.
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