Honda CB350 RS Cafe Racer will be launched on March 2nd. Tough competition for Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Jawa 42, check price and mileage

Honda CB350 RS Cafe Racer: Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India will launch a new motorcycle in the country on March 2nd next month. This neo-retro styled bike will be the ‘cafe racer’ version of the CB350. Honda also released the H’ness and RS versions of the CB350 earlier. The company hasn’t announced the official date, but said it will launch the new bike on March 2nd. The ‘Cafe Racer’ version of the Honda CB350, fitted with a 348cc single cylinder engine, will also see the same engine but changes will be made for OBD2 compliance.

The special thing is that this bike can now also run on E20 fuel. E20 fuel is a blend of ethanol and gasoline, mixing 80 percent gasoline and 20 percent ethanol. This engine currently produces 20.8 hp at 5,500 rpm and 30 Nm of torque at 3,000 rpm. The engine is correspondingly strong. Only a 5-speed gearbox will be seen in the bike.

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Will compete with these bikes
Some design changes can be made to make Cafe Racer version different. Some changes can be made to it, such as B. a new LED lighting, a semi-digital instrument panel and two-channel ABS. However, the bike will see the same telescopic front forks and dual rear shock absorbers, front and rear disc brakes with alloy wheels. Apart from that, more details of the Cafe Racer version will be revealed at launch. The sale of the bike is expected to start at the end of March. When it hits the market, it’ll face stiff competition from popular retro bikes like the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 and Jawa 42. The price of the bike can be close to Rs 2 lakh.

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The bike design will be great
Chrome is used to make the design of the cafe racer bike more attractive. Aside from the design change, the CB350 cafe racer is not expected to receive any major upgrades. In contrast to conventional cafe racers, the bike does without the clip-on handlebars for a long unit. Don’t expect a change in footpeg positioning either. The CB350 Cafe Racer was recently unveiled to dealers in an exclusive behind-closed-doors event. The bike also gets a new headlight fairing along with a smaller flyscreen as well as a rear seat cowl that will give it that cool café racer look.

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