For 2025, the Honda CB350 H’ness and CB350RS receive new colours. This update doesn’t bring with it a price hike, and the bikes are priced the same as before.
- CB350 H’ness receives 3 new colours
- CB350RS gets one new shade of Nardo Grey
Honda CB350 H’ness and CB350RS: new colours
Neo-retro Honda 350s get fresh paint options at same prices
The CB350 H’ness now comes in three new dual-tone colours: Black with Red, Blue with Light Blue, and Nardo Grey with Yellowish-Orange accents. These accents are in the form of a stripe, starting from the tank near the seat, flowing toward the Honda logo, and subsequently coinciding with it, forming a ‘U’ design. Currently, the CB350 H’ness is available in four variants with ten colour options. These new colours replace the pre-existing chrome to be part of the top-spec DLX PRO Chrome.
The Honda CB350RS receives a single colour update: a new Nardo Grey shade with fluorescent accents on the side panel and tank area. The RS is available in four variants and retains four existing colour options.
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Mechanically, both bikes remain unchanged. They share a 349cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine that produces a peak power of 21hp and 30Nm, mated to a 5-speed gearbox. The CB350 H’ness range starts at Rs 2.11 lakh, while the CB350RS starts at Rs 2.16 lakh.
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