The main change is its blacked out styling, with several components receiving darker finishes. The existing Pearl Igneous Black colour does not offer the same extensive black treatment.
Key styling changes include:
- Black headlight cowl and rear view mirrors
- Black front fender support stays
- Black lower sections of the front telescopic forks
- Black finish on the crankcase plate carrying the Honda logo
- Black horns for a darker overall appearance
The exhaust, handlebar, rear twin shock absorbers and handlebar clamps retain their chrome or silver finishes. The rounded fenders, bulky fuel tank and pea shooter exhaust maintain the motorcycle’s classic roadster design.
Engine, Performance and Features
The Honda bike continues with a 348.36cc, single cylinder, air cooled engine. It produces 20.79 of power at 5,500 rpm and 29.5 Nm of torque at 3,000 rpm. A five speed gearbox handles transmission duties.
The motorcycle also gets an assist and slipper clutch. The assist function reduces clutch effort, while the slipper function helps prevent rear wheel lock during downshifts.
Other key specifications and features include:
- 310 mm front disc and 240 mm rear disc brakes
- Dual channel ABS
- 15.2 litre fuel tank
- 165 mm ground clearance
- 186 kg kerb weight
Honda also offers features such as Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC) and Honda RoadSync on the CB350C range. However, Bluetooth connectivity varies by variant, so buyers should check the equipment available on the specific trim.
Price and Rivals: Should You Consider It?
The reported on road price is around Rs 2.32 lakh, although the final amount varies by location, insurance and registration charges.
The Royal Enfield Classic 350 and Jawa 350 are key rivals. Buyers should compare their prices, comfort, performance and ownership costs before making a decision.
The Black Edition’s main appeal is its darker styling. Since the mechanical package remains unchanged, buyers should choose it for its appearance rather than expect additional performance.
Conclusion
The Honda CB350C Black Edition offers a fresh styling option without changing the engine or gearbox. Confirm the official variant name, availability and final on road price with your Honda dealership before booking.
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