A few months ago, Honda launched a small-displacement retro motorcycle H'ness CB 350 in India, and is now preparing to launch another retro-style model based on the Honda H'ness CB 350. Honda also released a teaser poster showing the right rear part of the upcoming motorcycle and the release date on February 16, 2021.
According to some of the characteristics shown, it is indicated that the new motorcycle will be based on the H'ness CB350. For example, the rear dual shock absorbers are the same as we saw on the CB 350, the rear disc brake assembly and the rear rocker arm also look very similar, and the alloy wheel design and side plates are also the same as the CB350.
It is also worth noting that the new seats have different contours, and we can also see the multifunctional rear tires, suggesting that this motorcycle may be a Scrambler style model. The LED taillights are reminiscent of the Honda CBR650F rear, and the rear fender assembly seems to be new.
As for the engine, it should be the same 350cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine as the CB350. It can output a maximum power of 21hp at 5500 rpm and a peak torque of 30Nm at 3000 rpm.
Regarding the speculation that Honda is developing the scrambler and Cafe racer versions of the CB350, foreign media have also released several preview images, and many news points to the two versions, and these will be announced on February 16.
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