Hness CB350 Variants & Prices

₹ 1,93,117ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine: 348.36cc
Power: 20.78bhp
Weight: 181kg

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02 / Variants

Honda H'ness CB350 - DLX, DLX Pro & DLX Pro Chrome Compared

Honda offers the H'ness CB350 in three variants - DLX, DLX Pro, and DLX Pro Chrome - with the full range spanning just Rs 4,800 from base to top. Understanding what each variant adds (and skips) helps narrow down the right choice without overpaying.

DLX - Rs 1,92,700 (ex-showroom) Don't mistake 'base variant' for 'stripped down'. The DLX gives you the full mechanical package: 348cc engine, assist and slipper clutch, dual-channel switchable ABS, Honda Selectable Torque Control, full LED lighting, semi-digital instrument cluster with gear position indicator, USB charging port, and side stand engine cut-off. The only notable absence is Honda RoadSync Bluetooth connectivity. Colour options: Pearl Igneous Black and Pearl Deep Ground Grey.

DLX Pro - Rs 1,95,500 (ex-showroom) The Rs 2,800 step up from DLX adds Honda RoadSync - and that's a meaningful upgrade. The system connects to your phone via Bluetooth and projects turn-by-turn navigation instructions, incoming call alerts, SMS notifications, and music controls onto the instrument cluster. For daily commuters navigating unfamiliar areas or weekend tourers heading to Coorg or Spiti, RoadSync changes how you interact with the bike. DLX Pro also gets the Rebel Red Metallic colour option.

DLX Pro Chrome - Rs 1,97,500 (ex-showroom) Adds chrome accent trim on the exhaust muffler, fuel tank badges, side panels, and front fender over the DLX Pro's specification. Mechanically and electronically identical to DLX Pro. Exclusive colour: Athletic Blue Metallic. This variant is for buyers who want the full neo-retro visual statement.

Our pick: DLX Pro. For Rs 2,800 over the base DLX, you get RoadSync Bluetooth - the only feature that meaningfully changes the riding experience. The chrome on the DLX Pro Chrome is nice, but it's a cosmetic upgrade. Unless aesthetics are your top priority, DLX Pro is the sweet spot in the range.

Spec	Hness CB350 DLX	Hness CB350 DLX Pro	Hness CB350 DLX Pro Chrome
Price	₹ 1,93,117	₹ 1,95,916	₹ 1,97,914
Engine	348.36 cc	348.36 cc	348.36 cc
Max Power	20.78 bhp	20.78 bhp	20.78 bhp
Mileage (ARAI)	—	—	—
ABS	Dual Channel ABS	Dual Channel ABS	Dual Channel ABS
Wheels	Alloy	Alloy	Alloy
Start Type	Self Start	Self Start	Self Start
Tyres	Tubeless	Tubeless	Tubeless
Colours	2	3	3

All three variants share the same engine, chassis, suspension, braking hardware, and electronics base - the riding experience does not differ by variant. When budgeting, remember that on-road prices add road tax and insurance on top of ex-showroom. In Bangalore, for example, the DLX Pro works out to approximately Rs 2,43,000 on-road, while in Delhi it's closer to Rs 2,28,000 - a Rs 15,000 difference driven entirely by state RTO rates. Honda BigWing dealers occasionally offer exchange bonuses and festive discounts of Rs 3,000-7,000. There is no mandatory accessories package at Honda BigWing - ask for an itemised on-road quote before committing.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many variants does Honda H'ness CB350 come in?▾

The Honda H'ness CB350 is available in three variants: DLX (Rs 1,92,700), DLX Pro (Rs 1,95,500), and DLX Pro Chrome (Rs 1,97,500), all ex-showroom. The total price spread across the full range is just Rs 4,800.

QWhat is the difference between Honda H'ness CB350 DLX and DLX Pro?▾

The DLX Pro adds Honda RoadSync Bluetooth connectivity over the base DLX - providing turn-by-turn navigation, call alerts, and music control on the instrument cluster - for Rs 2,800 more (ex-showroom). All mechanical and safety specifications are identical between the two variants.

QWhich Honda H'ness CB350 variant offers the best value for money?▾

The DLX Pro at Rs 1,95,500 (ex-showroom) is the best-value variant. It adds Honda RoadSync Bluetooth over the base DLX for just Rs 2,800 more - a meaningful functional upgrade. The DLX Pro Chrome at Rs 1,97,500 is mechanically identical but adds chrome trim accents, making it primarily a cosmetic upgrade.

QDoes Honda H'ness CB350 get dual-channel ABS on all variants?▾

Yes, switchable dual-channel ABS is standard on all three Honda H'ness CB350 variants. Honda's Selectable Torque Control (HSTC) traction management is also standard across the entire lineup - there is no ABS-only or non-ABS option.