Honda Hness CB350 Waiting Period Revealed For Major Cities

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The hype train surrounding Honda’s latest retro roadster is crazy. We’ve received a ton of comments on our social media channels as well as on the couple of videos of the H’ness CB350. If you booked the bike when it was first showcased and are still willing to go ahead with the purchase despite its slightly premium pricing, you would be dying to know when your Highness will be delivered. Fret not, we have the answer as our dealer sources indicate a waiting period of 30-45 days for most cities. Here’s a city-wise breakdown:

City	Waiting Period
Delhi	45 days
Mumbai	30-45 days
Pune	30 days
Bengaluru	15 days
Chennai	90 days
Hyderabad	45 days
Kolkata	60 days

Yep, those of you living in Kolkata and Chennai might need to wait for a while to ride home on your prized beauty but Bengaluru folks are in luck. Units have started getting dispatched to the Big Wing dealerships in these cities with Honda deciding to sell the CB350 through its premium network only.

The question remains will buyers still wait around in anticipation for the H’ness or perhaps switch to something classic-al (wink wink). We should hopefully get a better perspective in a month or two.

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