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Originally Posted by rajshenoy I too own cb350 in same anniversary green color and can echo every word you have written. |
It has been a blast Rajesh. Approached with trepidation but enjoying thoroughly given how easy and pleasant the experience is.
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Originally Posted by chandrda Congrats and Wishing you 1000s of Miles of happy riding.
CB350 is a good motorcycle who wants to restart riding after a long gap, not too aggressive and easy to ride.
Like you, I am planning start motorcycle riding after a gap of 10-12 years.
So I have my eyes set on CB350 for sometime now and hoping to buy in 8-10 months time.
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You will never regret chandrda, the bike sure does have a great retro charm while being a totally modern and smooth machine.
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Originally Posted by SkylineGTR
Is there a way to get the H'ness through a regular Honda dealer? What about service? |
Not to my knowledge Skyline. While the Bigwing tag is good for show off, it definitely is a downer when it comes to service and test rides. Hope Honda expand their Bigwing showroom network nearer to you. 5 hours ride is too much of a distance!
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Originally Posted by tchsvy @Sebring's thread was a deciding factor for me too in picking up a black anniversary edition, and before that, it was @argee's thread that gave me all the information I needed about the CBR250. These two are the most informative threads on the internet for the respective motorcycles, I believe. T-BHP, baby!! |
Yes tchsvy
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Can't beat TBHP for useful info and these lads have definitely taken it to the next level. The sparkly bits in that wonderful black finish did have me thinking too, but being a military family boy, the green and brown combo was a no brainer for me.
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Originally Posted by dinu2506 Nice bike and love the colour. Safe riding.
Is it just me who feels the Screen is mounted incorrectly? |
Yes Dinu, it is too vertical and I will adjust it back a bit. Supposedly made for CB350 by an accessories manufacturer. Fault is all mine.
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Originally Posted by Sankalp05 It is threads like yours that make fence-sitters like me get closer to ditching that elusive, mysterious, and certainly, questionable virtue called practicality, and realize we should do what we like more often, as many times as possible. In my case, it is convincing myself to buy a motorcycle and ride as much or as little as I want. |
You are right on the target there dear Sankalp. Every moment, all of us are slowly sliding towards the inevitable end. Totally worth it to embrace the experience of doing what you really want as long as it's not at others' cost. This is one bike which you would not want to park up, provided you're not crazy about power, speed and carving the corners in a blaze. It keeps you safe and satisfied. Every time you start walking away from it, that tremendous urge to turn back and enjoy the amazing looks is always there
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Good luck for your final swoop of the fence to land on your chosen beauty!
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Originally Posted by srinath34 Regarding your visor, not sure if its only me who observe this but it seems a little too upright. |
Thank you Srinath, I will get it corrected soon. Currently away travelling, teaching budding doctors.
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Originally Posted by gypsyFreak Very true Sir.
Riding a motorcycle gives you a true sense of freedom. The scenario in my case was to move out of depression for which i picked up motorcycling. My story here : (My exit route from depression - Royal Enfield Himalayan).
Congratulations on your purchase. Honda's reliability will definetely give your GREEN BUG, a bug free experience ![Big Grin](https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.png) |
Thank you GypsyFreak, could'nt agree with you more there. I have not read your thread yet, but will be enjoying it real soon. Incidentally, getting a tad overweight, feeling lots of self pity after my neck vertebrae gave up, producing electric shocks down both arms, I was full of blues. It is a video of a bunch of bikers going to Everest base camp on their mighty Himalayans, which turned it around for me. Many of those guys had multiple injuries and some even had metal rods in their spine. My complaints and self pity looked ridiculous compared to their grit and determination.
There is nothing better than getting fit/getting up to get back on a bike again! So, there is always that sweet spot for Himalayan in my heart
I would like to write occasionally on the little road trips, adventures and the like on the
Green Bug. As it's the first time, testing waters and trepidations galore.
Posting a snap of a breakfast ++ ride to an unusual spot near Denkanikottai, Tamil Nadu. The cool Interceptors were difficult to keep up with on open roads, but in repose they look like "Besht buddies" dont they?
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