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Honda Hness CB350 Mileage

As reported by Honda Hness CB350 owners, the real mileage of Hness CB350 is 35 kmpl.

Hness CB350 Average

Owner reported mileage
35 kmpl

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₹ 1457 / per month

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Hness CB350 Mileage User Reviews

4.6/5

(102 Ratings) 9 Reviews

Positives & Negatives

3 days ago


Hrish

Let's start with a few positives.
It gives awesome performance compared to any other bikes in this price & CC segment. Above average mileage of 35-40 and a bass-y exhaust. Looks are another thing to talk about and reliability is Honda's expertise. Quite lightweight and easy to manoeuvre for city rides and comfortable for long tours. No vibrations at high speed at all and packed with features with Bluetooth connectivity.
Servicing costs a decent amount and not many Bigwing showrooms and service centres around. Little bit disappointed in the suspension and the long gearing ratio is frustrating at times.

Rating Parameters

(out of 5)

5

Visual Appeal


5

Reliability


4

Comfort


3

Service Experience


4

Value for Money

About the Reviewer

Used it for

Daily Commute

Owned for

< 3 months

Ridden for

< 5000 kms

Tips for other riders

Follow their guidelines on maintenance and read the book for few tips on how to ride. Time to time servicing and check tyre pressure every 2 weeks for optimal riding experience.

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Highness Rode it for more than 25k plus

4 days ago


Sarim Huda

Pros:
Mileage: Your Honda CB350 provides a mileage of approximately 35 kilometers per liter, which is commendable.
Vibration-Free Riding: The bike offers a smooth and vibration-free riding experience at speeds below 120 kmph, enhancing comfort.
Smooth Riding: Overall, the riding experience on your CB350 is smooth, contributing to a pleasant journey.
Tall Gear Shifting: The gear shifting mechanism on your bike is tall, which may offer precise and comfortable gear changes.
Reliability: After owning the motorcycle for three years, you haven't encountered any significant errors or malfunctions, highlighting its reliability.
Cons:
High Service Cost: The cost of servicing your Honda CB350 is relatively high, which may impact maintenance expenses.
Fast Depletion of Disk Pads: The disk pads on your bike wear out quickly, potentially leading to frequent replacements and increased maintenance costs.
Limited Service Centers: The availability of service centres for the CB350 is limited, which could pose challenges for maintenance and support.
Shock Absorber Performance: The rear shock absorber could be improved with a gas-charged shocker, suggesting that the current setup might not offer optimal suspension performance.
Chain Sprocket Wear: The chain sprocket wears out relatively quickly, as it needed replacement at 16,000 kilometers.
Handle Wobbling Issue: Some riders have experienced front handle wobbling issues, indicating a potential concern with the bike's stability or steering mechanism.
Overall, while the Honda CB350 offers several positive attributes such as mileage, smooth riding experience, and reliability, there are also areas for improvement, particularly regarding maintenance costs, component durability, and service availability. It's essential to consider these factors when evaluating the overall ownership experience of the motorcycle.

Rating Parameters

(out of 5)

4

Visual Appeal


5

Reliability


4

Comfort


3

Service Experience


4

Value for Money

About the Reviewer

Used it for

Everything

Owned for

> 1 yr

Ridden for

> 15000 kms

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Honda Hness CB350

12 weeks ago


Manjunatha

My bike is just one month old I'm happy with the bike, riding is very smooth, mighty performance, and comfortable. I'm not facing any wobbling as of now and getting 40 mileage 1st service completed with 2200. I felt the heating issue sometimes. It has a brake pad issue I think. The mirrors are not wide enough. Some storage space could be given

Rating Parameters

(out of 5)

4

Visual Appeal


4

Reliability


4

Comfort


4

Service Experience


4

Value for Money

About the Reviewer

Used it for

Everything

Owned for

< 3 months

Ridden for

< 5000 kms

Tips for other riders

don't do ppf it's just scam, lube the chain every 500-750kms

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5


2


Amazing Bike. Best for Other Competitive

16 weeks ago


Ganesh

The buying experience was great.
I'm thin built, 5 feet 10 inches. Weight 98 kg
1. Looks wise it is very appealing.
2. Riding: it loves cruising, not racing or accelerating faster. It has more of its power in 3rd gear.
3. Exhaust sound: at low rev, it's a smoother, crisper version of a bullet, and at high revs, it's like an interceptor.
4. Shock-ups: it easily soaks the potholes, but one feels the bumps and humps underneath may need to adjust shock-up settings.
5. Seats are very comfortable. I installed the bucket seat later as a part of comfort customization.
6. It requires noticeable gear changes in traffic. But the smooth clutch makes it easy.
7. I get a mileage of 33-34 and I am happy with it.
8. The ride is wonderful and gives confidence at turns and corners. I had just 1 short tour of around 110 km. And it was very peaceful to ride. Easily cruises around 100-110 km/hr.
9. The front mudguard would have been a little wider and lengthy. it was too small on the first version, though in 2023 models it's extended but still fell short.
10. Have to wait for 30-40 seconds when the engine starts, so that it warms up better just like an old bullet.
I would definitely recommend this bike. One can definitely modify it here and there and at the heart is the Honda engine with reliability and smoothness.

Rating Parameters

(out of 5)

4

Visual Appeal


4

Reliability


5

Comfort


4

Service Experience


5

Value for Money

About the Reviewer

Used it for

Everything

Owned for

< 3 months

Ridden for

< 5000 kms

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5


Almost the perfect bike!

24 weeks ago


Nilay Kumar

1. Buying Experience :
- Good.
2. Riding Experience :
- Very Good.
- Smooth engine. Can take high RPMs. I like to test this bike's engine's resilience. E.g. I sometiem hold at 45 Km/hr at 2nd gear! It does vibrate, but I love the vibration. So smooth. Also can give 35-40 km/l mileage at this.
- At 3rd gear, 60 is the sweet spot. (great mileage)
- Long gearing makes the bike want to hold revs
- Front brakes are much better than rear (As you expect)
The clutch is light. You'll have less hassle while navigating through traffic in comparison with heavy clutch bikes (RE, Yezdi)
- The brakes wear out every 5000-7000 km, depending on how harsh you ride the bike. The brakes are good but don't last long.
The horn is good. Dual horn. (DLX Pro/DLX Pro Chrome)
The headlight is very poor.
3. Details about looks, performance etc :
- Looks are amazing.
- Keep your bikes clean and you'll get rewarded. Often times strangers ask me about my bike. I'm sure they wouldn't have if I didn't keep my bike clean. The chrome on the bike motivates you to keep it clean. Please do so.
- Can easily hold 70-75 Km/Hr at 3rd gear. So you can imagine the engine's capabilities. Forget about 4th. Most of the time I don't have to use the 4th.
- Power Gear: 3rd, 4th
- Cruising Gear: 3rd, 4th, 5th (Depends on how you ride the bike)
- The 2nd gear can touch 65-70 if you rev hard. The engine can take it. But my advice is that you treat the bike with respect and love. Don't abuse it. Sometimes you can enjoy the power.
- This bike is made for cruising road presence. Imagine a chrome beast cruising at 80-90 km/hr, being ridden by a good driver, who's wearing all riding gears and seems to enjoy cruising. Don't abuse this bike. This bike was made to be ridden with class and respect.
4. Servicing and maintenance :
- Servicing cost is slightly on the higher side. Free services cost me around ₹2000-2200. I haven't done any paid service yet.
- Just keep the chain cleaned, and lubed.
- Keep the bike clean (use microfiber cloth)
5. Pros and Cons :
- Good performance
- Good reliability
- Average servicing experience
- Poor headlight
- Good build quality
The fit and finish is also good.
- Brakes don't last that long, but they are good.
- Battery troubles have plagued many riders. Change the battery (get an Excide Z7 battery, 18 months after you have bought it. I didn't have to until now, but you might need to)
- Get the front mudguard accessory
The rear wheel digs up a lot of mud in the rainy season. Cleaning the bike yourself is a challenge. Because it frequently gets dirty. There is no mud flap for the rear tire, so the mud keeps accumulating in the middle of the bike. Ride and you'll see. Just go to a good bike wash.
Overall, this bike is highly recommended. Best in class in comparison with other manufacturers.

Rating Parameters

(out of 5)

5

Visual Appeal


5

Reliability


4

Comfort


3

Service Experience


4

Value for Money

About the Reviewer

Used it for

Everything

Owned for

> 1 yr

Ridden for

< 5000 kms

Tips for other riders

Keep the chain lubed and clean, every 3 months. DIY if you have to. You must get an aux light for night rides. Get a good aftermarket crashguard. Honda crashguard will give you a little better mileage, but it doesn't feel totally safe. Get a handlebar raiser (Carbon racing). All this addition will make your bike complete!

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Honda Hness CB350 Mileage FAQs

Q: What is the average of Honda Hness CB350?
Fuel economy of Honda Hness CB350, as reported by its owners, is 35 kmpl.

Q: How can I get the best mileage from Honda Hness CB350?
Extracting the best fuel economy involves practicing various techniques like judiciously modulating the throttle, limiting excessive gearshifts in case of geared motorcycles and turning-off the engine while you are idling in traffic.

Q: What is the monthly fuel cost for Honda Hness CB350?
Assuming fuel price ₹ 102.25 per liter and an average running of 500 km/month, the monthly fuel cost for Hness CB350 is ₹1457 per month. Click here to calculate your monthly fuel cost.
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