A return to motorcycles, after a decade | My Honda CB350

Abhyjith K.A · 6th December 2022, 13:06

Congrats on your new acquisition! Looks gorgeous in precious red metallic. That colour suits it wonderfully. I'd also recommend some chrome mirrors to add to the more classic aesthetics. Yes, round mirrors do provide slightly lesser visibility, so try the chrome Avenger mirrors (Check if they fit on the yoke) or you could even go for bar-ends. Lots of options are there. And you can get the seat reworked at Thousand Lights (That's where I got the seat of my bike done. The shop is called KJ Prince. Bit pricey, but very high quality job). As for now, enjoy your bike. Take it out as much as possible. Chennai and the surrounding areas are truly great for exploring.

Cheers and happy riding!

A.

Sivacar · 9th December 2022, 07:04

Congratulations on your new ride.

Nicely penned write up.

vn11 · 9th December 2022, 12:12

Congratulations on the new bike!

As a owner of CB350 here are some points you might want to consider:

1) There is no option to turn off eco mode. It's only the green eco indicator which is switched off. The option to turn it off is added to prevent distractions.

2) get front and rear mud guards asap. Else your clothes will be soiled.

3) Get the dual horn from big wing itself.

4) since you are planning on longer rides, get aux lights. The stock ones are really bad on National highways and dimly lit roads.

6th December 2022, 13:06	#16
Abhyjith K.A BHPian Join Date: Feb 2022 Location: Chennai Posts: 45 Thanked: 173 Times	Re: A return to motorcycles, after a decade \| My Honda CB350 Congrats on your new acquisition! Looks gorgeous in precious red metallic. That colour suits it wonderfully. I'd also recommend some chrome mirrors to add to the more classic aesthetics. Yes, round mirrors do provide slightly lesser visibility, so try the chrome Avenger mirrors (Check if they fit on the yoke) or you could even go for bar-ends. Lots of options are there. And you can get the seat reworked at Thousand Lights (That's where I got the seat of my bike done. The shop is called KJ Prince. Bit pricey, but very high quality job). As for now, enjoy your bike. Take it out as much as possible. Chennai and the surrounding areas are truly great for exploring. Cheers and happy riding! A.
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9th December 2022, 07:04	#17
Sivacar BHPian Join Date: Jul 2020 Location: Chennai Posts: 80 Thanked: 253 Times	Re: A return to motorcycles, after a decade \| My Honda CB350 Congratulations on your new ride. Nicely penned write up.
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9th December 2022, 12:12	#18
vn11 Newbie Join Date: Feb 2022 Location: Lucknow Posts: 13 Thanked: 45 Times	Re: A return to motorcycles, after a decade \| My Honda CB350 Congratulations on the new bike! As a owner of CB350 here are some points you might want to consider: 1) There is no option to turn off eco mode. It's only the green eco indicator which is switched off. The option to turn it off is added to prevent distractions. 2) get front and rear mud guards asap. Else your clothes will be soiled. 3) Get the dual horn from big wing itself. 4) since you are planning on longer rides, get aux lights. The stock ones are really bad on National highways and dimly lit roads.
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