Honda CB350 RS Mileage Truth 2023 at Agra Lucknow Expressway
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- čas přidán 27. 09. 2023
- In this exclusive video, we unravel the truth about the Honda CB350 RS's mileage performance in 2023, all while cruising along the iconic Agra-Lucknow Expressway. 🛣️
We believe in delivering accurate and valuable information to empower your decisions, and today, we're diving into the world of motorcycle performance.
Join us as we embark on a journey of discovery, where precision meets power. We've chosen the renowned Agra-Lucknow Expressway, a stretch known for its diverse terrain and challenging conditions, to put the Honda CB350 RS to the test.
🚀 Key Highlights:
* Unveiling the 2023 Honda CB350 RS
* Real-world mileage experiences
* Agra-Lucknow Expressway adventure
* Performance insights and observations
* The truth about fuel efficiency
This video goes beyond the numbers, providing you with genuine insights into the CB350 RS's mileage. We'll share our real-world experiences and observations, giving you the most accurate and up-to-date information available.
📊 Data-Driven Analysis:
We analyze the CB350 RS's mileage under various conditions, sharing our findings to help you make informed decisions when it comes to your motorcycle choices.
Transparency and accuracy are our guiding principles, and this video is no exception. We present the facts so you can ride with confidence.
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Hey,
Thanks for the video. This really helped in making my decision for not buying this beautiful machine because of my riding interest and styles
I am someone who like to cruise around 120-130 in highway long rides.
Which bikes do you suggest where I can expect mileage around 28-32 in that speeds?
I have v-strom 250, speed 400 and KTM Adv 250 in my mind😊
Hello, Abhijith. Thank you for your time.
At the speeds you mentioned, none of the motorcycles you mentioned will return a mileage of 28-32 kmpl. Still your best bet would be the Suzuki V-Strom 250.
Consider this - Fuel Consumption for V-Strom 250 : 39 kilometres per litre (92 mpg‑US; 110 mpg‑imp) at 60 km/h
Plus, in my opinion - none of them are as reliable as the Honda. Rest, your call.
@@StallionRides Maybe True. But I believe speed 400 would give me somewhere around 25 with that speed but with Honda, it would be around 20-22 with 120. Because recently I had taken a rented Highness for a long tour (1400kms total), out of which >60% was a very good highway (NH 44) and I was riding continuously around 105-110 ( could not cross 110 because of speed limit of the rental agreement). In total trip, I got an average around 26 while my Friend's Dominar 400 gave 28. May be I should lower my expectation from 28 to 25.
@@StallionRides Totally Agree. But if it does not suit my riding style, I am afraid I will not enjoy it.
@@abhijithbs997 I like this answer, baba. You have your priorities right. Cheers!
I have ridden this bike 250km with ₹512 of fuel, awesome mileage for 350cc
Wht was the milage that you were getting? And at what speed?
Hello, Sunny. Thank you for sharing. You seem to know how to extract the best mileage from this motorcycle 😁
@@disco3758 I drove at 80 ~ 90kmph, on 5th gear. Keep your RPM low at higher speeds, it will get you great mileage.
Milege of 50, unrealistic
How is it possible? 50 km.
I got 27.4 mileage on highway because I have ridden it at constant 100 - 110kmph. So yes, you are right.
Thank you, Kavish 😀
The motorcycle returns less mileage if we ride it spiritedly, and something tells me that you ride spiritedly. Cheers!
@@StallionRides I think bikes like Dominar 400 are meant to be ridden at 100 - 120kmph and hence it gives better mileage than Highness at the same speed. Many reviews tell that.
You are right, baba. I always wish the CB350 RS were a little faster.
Your information is top notch.. And you are so humble brother ❤
Thank you, Ariv. I am glad you found the video informative :)
I drove from Noida to Gurgaon which was like 67kms and it gave me a whopping mileage of 44kmpl. Didn't expect tho... but that was great.
Thank you for sharing, baba.
So honest review !!!
Loved to see you son handling this bike properly❤
Otherwise today's generation don't care about such this beautiful machine
🙏
Beautiful machine + reliable work horse❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
I agree :)
You know I know a person who used to refer to his CB350 highness as a reliable work horse. Motoccino channel, Pradeep.
Small World😀
do you know how long have i been searching for a content like this🙃 finally❤
Thank you for your kind words, baba 😀
Good informative episode bro
Thank you for your time, glad you liked it :)
Very useful video, this gives a much better understanding of this bike regarding fuel economy than the 1 litre tests. I have a Honda unicorn 160 from 8 years and last year I did a 1200km Bangalore Goa and return trip with max speed of 95 at times but mostly 70 to 90, got a mileage of 50kmpl. 12 litre tank and did 2 tank fills only, HP power petrol. Now if I upgrade to this bike, which I'm seriously thinking of, then I thought I would be able to do slightly higher speeds and get 40kmpl but looks like I won't. My bike weighs only 134kg, 2015 160 unicorn. This bike is 45kg heavier. That's the whole deal. The lack of fatigue due to the bigger wheels will perhaps get compensated by handling a much heavier bike. So overall, suddenly it's not making much sense to me sadly. Maybe RS drinks more petrol than highness because of the fatter rear tyre, more friction?!. That would be an interesting comparison to look out for I guess.
Nice videos, nice voice, lovely camera and views 😎
Such an insightful comment.
Thank you, Srinath 😀
One thing I can guarantee, you will be less tired and cover distance faster on highways as compared to Unicorn.
Of course, mileage will go for a toss.
which fuel efficient touring bikes can you suggest for me then, (I like scrambler and himalayan type bikes)?
Himalayan's mileage will be less than CB350 RS, any day.
Baba, this motorcycle offers good mileage, it's just that in most motorcycles I have ridden, the mileage goes significantly down if you are riding at higher speeds and give abrupt throttle responses.
If mileage is also a concern during long rides, go with the Avenger 220 cruise, it is such an underrated machine (worst for off-roading okay, for good roads, it's awesome)
@@StallionRides okay
Thanks for replying...waise i have finalised 350rs. Just waiting for himalayan launch to test ride it once for 2nd option
@@funnyleone4956 arrey wahh! Congratulations, baba
So in 2018, I took the Himalayan on a ride to Kanatal, Uttarakhand. I absolutely love the seating position and the looks, truly. But, every single day I experienced 1 or the other issue with the motorcycle, sometimes break fail, sometimes an engine oil leak, sometimes a fuel pump error.. and later a puncture that no mechanic would want to fix- it is difficult to put the tires back in the Himalayan due to the disc design so a very few mechanics will actually touch it. I'm only sharing my experience, baba. I know a lot has changed since 2018..but yeah.
@@StallionRides okay okay..thanks bro!
Lovely
You have change my prospective
Hello there.
How? Were you planning to buy the CB350 RS?
What about Dominar 400 for speed crusing. Do you recommend Dominar 400 , please share thoughts for Dominar 400 , big fan of yours and please reply, i am confused between honda highness and dominar
Hello there.
Yes, please. Dominar 400 is an extremely capable motorcycle. Dominar will be faster but the Highness will be comfortable. Dominar will return less mileage than the Highness. The tank range of Dominar is less than the Highness. Honda’s reliability will be a big plus over long journeys.
Dominar does not offer 19 inch front wheel that glides over potholes. The breaks of the Highness are also superior than the Dominar.
Highness will be a better option with a pillion too.
If Speed is one of your concerns, go with the Dominar. The Highness in my opinion is better than the Dominar in every other aspect.
@@StallionRides sir now I am clear ki go honda , can you you suggest cb350 or cb highness 350 , bahut confusing ho gya hai in dono me ab new Honda cb350 launch hui hai wo ya Honda highness 350
@@PP-xc9oq I will choose the CB350 - not the highness.
I know it’s confusing par your heart always knows what it wants :)
Bro you are the best
Thank you, baba 😀
Riding at 90-95kmph on my inty 650, I get between 29-33kmpl. 100-105kmph... smooth acceleration below rpm 4200, I get 28-30 kmpl. Mine crossed 20000 km last week.
Thank you for sharing, baba
Hunter 350 9Liter
₹900 and riden 311Km 🙂
Now im thinking for HONDA rs
Honda will also return less mileage, if you ride it aggressively, baba.
Did you tried xp95 or power99 on CB? _any difference in top speed
Hello, Praveen. I have used XP95, in fact I fill the tank with XP95 once every 3 months. I have noticed better acceleration, smoother throttle response and a better feeling overall (like the motorcycle was breathing better).. did not notice much difference in the mileage or top speed though.
I noticed around 5 kmpl diff.
I've noticed that you were constantly on 4th gear doing 100KPH..Why not upshift to 6th for cruising and downshift again if necessary for overtaking...I'm sure cruising at 6th gear will deliver better milage as compared to 4th on 100-110KPH
This motorcycle does not have a 6th gear.
Okay...so just traveled 250kms...
Full throttle it is showing 37....it gave me from 33 to 47 ...tank to tank depding on how I ride it...for.last 6k kms ...Also check with xp95, hp, shell...works differently.
Thank you for sharing, Hemant :)
Mann m confused with CB 350 RS and triumph speed 400 which to take
Depends on your needs, baba.
If you are thinking touring, go with the RS. For city commute, go with the Speed 400
I got mileage of 46 kmpl of 110 km journey on highway riding on 60 at 4th gear and 80 at 5th gear consistently at eco mode
Thank you for sharing. Yes, it is possible with the CB350 series.
Good comfortable bike under 2.5 lac with very less vibrations and decent mileage atleast 30+ at 100kmph. Pls Recommend something.
1. Yamaha R15
2. Suzuki Gixer SF250
3. Honda CB350 Series
Gixxer and r15 are not suitable for me due to aggresive ride stance. CB350 series ticks most boxes. Same goes for mavrick 440.
Even open for avenger cruise but torque is very less.
I will pick the Avenger 220 cruise over the Maverick, more reliable and value for money.
I completed 230km
Speed around 60 to 110-120kmph
Fuel cost 530rs petrol price 105rs per lit
Yes, it is possible. Thank you for sharing, baba.
True ❤
Does your Highness also behave like this?
@@StallionRides My meter reading shows 35kmpl in kolkata city traffic but actually getting 42-43kmpl 😁😁 (I am not gone up above 80km)
@@RidewithJoy1 Wow. That is impressive. Absolutely, we can extract the best mileage if we ride within 80 kmph. Thank you for sharing.
Are you suggesting that there is an error with the odometer reading?
@@StallionRides yes I think ..you just calculate then you also realise 😁😁
@@RidewithJoy1 I have tried that. I feel Stallion's odometer is more or less accurate.
But, good thing for you :)
hey, can i expect a mileage of 35kmpl if im riding at eco in city??
Absolutely, yes. You can expect more than 35 if you ride in ECO all the time in city up to speeds of 90kmph.
ohh then peace, thanks a lot bro will deffo go for it then!
Not hating on you, but expecting 'good mileage' at a speed of 110kmph or 120kmph is unfair in my opinion. I rode from Hyderabad to Pune on my Highness at an average speed of 95-110kmph and the mileage I got was around 32.5 to 34kmpl. But as you have shown in your video, mileage of 30kmpl is decent for an average speed of more than 110
You are right, baba.
Duke does a 150kmph easily, sure it returns less mileage but the ease at which it reaches 150 or maintains 150 is amazing. CB350 RS takes a while to reach high speeds.
I mean I do not mind the low mileage if the motorcycle does high speeds without much effort.
Any problems you facing till now
Hello to you there. No issues, so far. 33k kilometres on the odometer.
@@StallionRides Thnks for the reply bro
Why are you calling everyone baba?
You say okay a lot okay😩
Voice seems like too much manipulating...
Content is good...
Be natural and normal...
That will be better for your viewers...
Thank you for your time, Souvik. I hope you become a billionaire soon 🤑
Yea bro agreed about mileage. I m having 2023 RS done around 4k km+ the mileage i get is 28- 34 kmpl.
love to have this RS ❤️
Hello, Shubham. Thank you for sharing your ownership experience of the CB350 RS. True that, 28-34 is what we get if we ride a little spiritedly. Cheers!
Bro I too own 2023 cb350 rs I get a milage of 43 and above on average speed of 60km
@@emmanueljohn7267 Thank you for sharing, baba 😀
@@emmanueljohn7267 can we ride 60km/hr speed at top gear.kindly tell me .I want to buy this.