Key highlights
- Honda CB350C Special Edition launched at Rs 2.02 lakh
- Gets retro-inspired colours and graphics, new features
- Mechanically remains unchanged
Honda has introduced a new special edition of the CB350 neo-retro bike in India. The brand has also renamed the bike with an additional suffix ‘C’. Read all the details below.
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Honda CB350C Special Edition: What is special?
The new introduction by HMSI is the CB350C, a special edition of the CB350 motorcycle, which is now renamed and refreshed with the new visual updates.
For starters, it now gets a retro livery and graphics with new colour options. The CB350C is available in a Rebel Red Metallic and a Matt Dune Brown colour options, which are further loaded with retro stripes on the fuel tank, fenders, and side panels.
Further enhancing the visual appeal are the ‘Special Edition’ badges on the side panels and the CB350C nameplate with a new chrome finish. Similarly, the pillion grab rail is now finished in chrome, while the dual seats get black or brown colours, depending on the variant chosen.
In terms of features, it gets a semi-digital instrument console with Bluetooth connectivity, a voice control system, a dual-channel ABS, Honda’s selectable torque control, a slipper/assist clutch, and more.
Powering the CB350C is the 348.36cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine that makes 21 bhp and 29.5 Nm. It is mated to a 5-speed transmission.
