Honda CB350RS Reviews

The Honda CB350RS has a sporty personality that makes every ride feel a little special. Its top speed of around 140 km/h sounds exciting, although I would prefer to enjoy its performance on suitable roads. What caught my attention is the premium switchgear, which gives the controls a refined feel and adds to the overall riding experience. I like how the bike combines a bold road presence with thoughtful finishing touches. It has the kind of styling that makes even a regular evening ride feel less ordinary.

I’ve been daily driving this for six months now, and that butter smooth 348.36 cc engine is pure bliss, with zero harsh vibrations even at high revs. It cruises comfortably at 100 km/h, and on open stretches, it reaches up to a 150 kmph top speed with great stability. The tuck-and-roll seat coupled with wider tyres makes twisty roads an absolute blast. The clutch is feather-light in city traffic, though the tall gearing means you downshift often in tight jams. Overall, for refinement, aggressive modern classic looks, and effortless highway munching, it’s a brilliant machine.

The CB350RS has a character that suits riders who enjoy open roads. Reaching around 140 km/h gives it enough pace for highway runs. Bluetooth connectivity is another feature I appreciate when travelling longer distances. It keeps calls and navigation within reach without constantly checking the phone. The combination feels well balanced for weekend rides. I also like that the bike does not feel overly focused on technology. It still keeps the riding experience at the centre, which is what I expect from a motorcycle like this.

The premium switchgear on the CB350RS has a nice click that makes every button feel satisfying to use. I actually started noticing it while switching between the controls during regular rides. The 15 litre fuel tank is the opposite kind of feature. I don't notice it much because I don't have to think about refuelling after every short trip. One feature gets my attention, while the other quietly saves it.

Honda CB350RS has been a great bike to ride. One feature I really like is the slip-and-assist clutch. The clutch feels very light, and the gear shifts are smooth, which makes riding in traffic much easier. On open roads, the bike feels strong and can reach a top speed of 150 Km/h without any trouble. I use it for both daily rides and weekend outings, and it has been comfortable and enjoyable in both situations. Overall, I am happy with its performance and riding experience.

The Honda CB350RS blends classic scrambler-inspired styling with a smooth 348 cc engine that offers around 21 PS and 30 Nm, delivering refined power and impressive torque for city and highway cruising alike.