Honda Hness CB350 Price in Ramagundam

The day I got the delivery call for my Honda H’ness CB350 DLX Pro in black, I couldn’t focus on anything else. Even while getting ready, I kept imagining how the bike would look in person. By the time I reached the showroom, my excitement was already at its peak. The staff knew it too—they smiled the moment I walked in. One of them pointed toward a bike covered with a red cloth. Even under the cover, it had a presence.
They slowly pulled the cloth off, and for a second I just stood there staring. The black paint had a deep, mirror-like shine. The chrome on the engine and the exhaust looked clean and classy, not overdone. The golden Honda badge stood out beautifully on the tank. It felt like someone had mixed retro charm with modern sharpness in perfect balance.
I ran my hand across the tank, and it felt almost unreal that this was actually mine. When I sat on it for the first time, the seat height and posture felt natural—upright, relaxed, and confident. The sales guy asked me to start it. The moment the engine fired up, that bassy thump filled the whole room. Not loud or obnoxious, but solid and dignified, like the bike was clearing its throat politely.
After the paperwork, they handed me the keys and did the small ribbon ceremony. I pushed it out of the showroom and onto the road. The first few meters were enough to tell me that this bike had a calmness to it. The throttle response was smooth, and the exhaust note followed me like a soundtrack.
On the ride home, I caught people turning to look at the bike. And honestly, that first ride—helmet on, road open, and the black H’ness under me—felt like the beginning of something special.

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There are no proper technicians’ spare parts too costly and they are very delicate.
Bike parts are not standard sensors not working. I informed the service center but no proper response at the time of purchase After purchase, there is a lot of variation in the showroom, so I recommend everyone not go for Hness bikes.

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Been riding this beast for a while now, and honestly, it's a solid bike if you're into that retro look with modern touches. It's got that clean, classic vibe with the chrome. Riding it feels smooth, especially in the city. It's not built for racing or crazy speed, but it handles well and feels stable even on rough patches. One thing I have noticed is that the seat gets a bit stiff after longer rides, but nothing unbearable. For daily use and weekend rides, it's super comfortable. My only issue has been with the service- getting slots at Big Wing isn't always quick, and sometimes follow-up feels a bit slow. But apart from that, I'm enjoying the ride. It's got a character. It's one of the best options in the 350cc segment for sure.

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