Finallyyyyyyyyy 😭

It's a photo from the Big Wing but I have finally bought it to home 😭

I'm so fucking happy, she's so beautiful ❤️😭

First in my family to have a 350cc woh bhi Honda

2023 delayed

2024 delayed

2025 delayed

2026 IT'S HERE, Worth the wait

I'm so happy to share this with you guy's, I've been following this sub from a very long time, and always waited for my turn post this

Finally it happened ✨

God bless you guy's stay confident ride confident kings and queens 👑

u/AbleGuidance3625 — 23 days ago
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Delivery in 3 days! First bike ever, Honda CB350 ❤️ What should every new owner know?

Hey CB fam! 👋

I'm taking delivery of my Honda CB350 in just 3 days, and I honestly can't wait. This is going to be my first motorcycle, so I'm excited but also a bit nervous.

I've watched countless reviews and videos, but I know real ownership experience is way more valuable than YouTube opinions. So I'd love to hear from people who've actually lived with this bike.

A few things I'd love your advice on:

What are the must-know things before taking delivery?

Any PDI (Pre-Delivery Inspection) checklist items I shouldn't miss?

What's the ideal way to break in the engine?

Any common issues or quirks I should keep an eye on?

Things you wish someone had told you when you bought yours?

Service schedule tips or things to specifically ask the service center to check?

Best practices for chain cleaning/lubing, washing, and general maintenance?

Fuel recommendations, tyre pressure, battery care, and storage tips?

Any useful accessories that are actually worth buying (and any that aren't)?

Do's and don'ts for a new rider on this bike?

Riding tips that make ownership smoother or more enjoyable?

I'd also love to know how you personally take care of your CB350. Are you someone who:

Washes it every weekend?

Uses wax or ceramic coating?

Covers it daily?

Follows any maintenance routine that has worked really well?

Feel free to share any tips, tricks, hidden features, mistakes to avoid, or ownership hacks, even if I didn't ask about them.

Looking forward to joining the Honda CB family soon. Thanks in advance, and ride safe everyone!

u/AbleGuidance3625 — 29 days ago

Update: I have asked in the morning about the confusion i was dealing with

Reached Big wing, and decided to go with the H'Ness , this same colour, she looks absolutely beautiful ❤️, photo look a bit dull but such a beautiful Machine, and looks so premium, and because my father said RS won't be a sensible choice as because of it's comfort and mudguards, I made my choice that this will be a good choice, I have no regrets because it's obvious HONDA, I can rely on blindly on HONDA

You guys can congratulate me 😂 for now, it my first ever bike, delivery in 3 days

Hope I made a great choice ✌🏻

u/AbleGuidance3625 — 30 days ago

I'm so fkin confused help me

Edit: Booked H'Ness guy's, No Regrets

So the problem is I want an RS from the bottom of my heart, but my dad says it's not comfortable as because of it's seating posture and even 2 people can't sit on it comfortably, also he said it's not good for rainy road as because of its mud guards because they are not enough, instead he says go for the Classic CB or go with Royal Enfield Meteor 350,

We are going to showroom today, and I'm so confused because what he is saying is somehow true and I want RS only, Help me riders

u/AbleGuidance3625 — 1 month ago
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