Launching in the Malaysian market is the 2024 Honda CB350RS, priced at RM20,500 excluding road tax, insurance and registration. Malaysian riders got their first look at the classic-style CB350RS at the Petronas Malaysia MotoGP 2023 race in Sepang last year.
This is closely related to information paultan.org had a conversation with a Boon Siew Honda representative during the MotoGP show when we learned that the CB350RS will enter the Malaysian market in 2024. As expected, the Honda CB350RS takes advantage of the current local demand for classic motorcycles, facing competition from the likes of Win speed 400 (RM26,900) and Royal Enfield Hunter 350 (RM22,200).
The power of the CB350RS comes from a 348 cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine powered by EFI. Power is said to be 20.8 horsepower at 5,500 rpm with 30 Nm of torque at 3,000 rpm, going through a 5-speed gearbox equipped with an assist clutch and sliding to the rear wheels via a manual transmission system. final chain.
Braking is done with 310mm discs at the front and 240mm discs at the rear, clamped by Nissin calipers, while dual-channel ABS is standard. CB350RS is equipped with 19-inch front wheels and 17-inch rear wheels, 100/90 and 150/70 tires at the front and rear respectively.
Suspension is done with non-adjustable telescopic forks at the front and twin shock absorbers at the rear, adjustable for preload. Besides ABS, the CB350RS also comes with traction control, called Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC). The driver has the option of turning traction control on or off.
The weight of the CB350 RS is said to be 179 kg and the seat height is 800 mm above the ground while the fuel tank can hold 15 liters. For Malaysia, the CB350RS is available in Mat Massive Gray Metallic and Athletic Blue Metallic.
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