In pics: Honda CB350RS with Cafe Racer has a blend of neo-retro design elements
Honda CB350RS is the scrambler version of the H'ness CB350. However, it is only modified to look like a scrambler. Now, the brand has launched kits to make it look like a neo-retro cafe racer.

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India has launched a new Cafe Racer RS kit for the CB350RS. It is priced at ₹17,500. There is one other kit available for the CB350RS, it is called SUV.

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India has launched a new Cafe Racer RS kit for the CB350RS. It is priced at ₹17,500. There is one other kit available for the CB350RS, it is called SUV.

The tail cowl is an important design addition for a cafe racer look.

The tail cowl is an important design addition for a cafe racer look.

The Cafe Racer modified the looks of the CB350RS into a neo-retro cafe racer.

The Cafe Racer modified the looks of the CB350RS into a neo-retro cafe racer.
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It can be bought separately as a whole kit or the customer can get it as individual accessories. These kits and accessories will also hold their own warranty.

It can be bought separately as a whole kit or the customer can get it as individual accessories. These kits and accessories will also hold their own warranty.

Up-front there is a new headlamp cowl with a small visor for the cafe racer look.

Up-front there is a new headlamp cowl with a small visor for the cafe racer look.

At the rear, there is a tail cowl that covers the rear portion of the seat. It is still removable so the motorcycle can be used if there is a pillion.

At the rear, there is a tail cowl that covers the rear portion of the seat. It is still removable so the motorcycle can be used if there is a pillion.

There are grip ends and blacked-out engine guard.

There are grip ends and blacked-out engine guard.

There are painted strips on the alloy wheels.

There are painted strips on the alloy wheels.

Several other parts of the motorcycle have also been blacked-out to complete the look.

Several other parts of the motorcycle have also been blacked-out to complete the look.
First Published Date: 10 Mar 2023, 13:00 PM IST
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