Two-wheeler manufacturer Honda has recently introduced the all-new CB 350 RS. It has been aimed at an audience preferring a more sporty offering.

The bike comes with many update, at the front, it gets a number of noticeable tweaks. There are new front fork gaiters and a blacked-out sporty-looking fender. The front suspension covers enhance rugged appeal to the front and help to keep the suspension rods cleaner for a longer time.Unlike H'Ness, the sportier RS trim misses out on the Honda Smartphone Voice Control (HSVC) feature. Other key updates include the wider set of tyres with block pattern. Also, the size of the wheels has been tweaked. At the front, there is a 19-inch wheel, while the rear rolls now on 17-inch unit. 

As far as price is concerned, The CB 350 RS costs ₹1.96 lakh (ex-showroom) and has been aimed at an audience preferring a more sporty offering. It has been made available in two colour patterns - Radiant Red Metallic and Black with Pearl Sports Yellow. The overall fit, finish and paint quality on the bike is top-notch, especially the dual-tone effect on 'Black with Pearl Sports Yellow' theme which gives it an old-school touch.

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