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Honda CB350 vs Yezdi Scrambler Comparison

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CB350 vs Scrambler Comparison Overview

Key Highlights	CB350	Scrambler
Price	1.95 L	2 L
Power	348.4 CC	334.0 CC
Class	Cruiser	Commuter
Mileage	35 KM/L	30.00 KM/L

Honda CB350

Ex-Showroom Price

₹1.95 L

Yezdi Scrambler

Ex-Showroom Price

₹2 L

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Honda CB350

STD

1.95 L

Yezdi Scrambler

Legacy Black

2 L

Overview Specifications Features

Overview

Overall Rating	7.0	7.8
Design	5.00	8.50
Performance	7.00	7.50
Fuel Consumption	8.00	9.00
Significance	6.00	8.00
Safety	7.00	7.00
Comfort	8.00	8.00
Value For Money	7.00	7.00

Specifications

Engine CC	348.4 CC	334.0 CC
Max Torque	29.5 N-m @ 3000 Rpm	30 Nm @ 6750 Rpm
Top Speed	130 kmph	140 kmph
No. of Gears	5 Gears	6 Gears
Starting Mechanism	Self Start	Self

Ground Clearance	165 mm mm	200 mm mm
Kerb Weight	186 KG	174 KG
Seat Height	800 mm	813 mm

Fuel tank Capacity	15.2 L	12.5 L
Mileage	35 KM/L	30 KM/L

Front Brake Type	Disc	Disc
Rear Brake Type	Disc	Disc
Front Tyre	100/90 R19 M/C 57H	N/A
Rear Tyre	130/70 R18 M/C 63H	N/A
Wheel Type	Alloy Wheels	Spoke

Features

Pros Cons of Honda CB350

Pros

This Honda engine delivers strong low-end torque and a smooth power delivery.
Its upright riding position and relaxed seat height make the CB350 easy to ride.
It displays strong build quality and premium feel as expected of a Honda.
It feels stable at highway cruising speeds, which makes it great for long rides.
The light controls and neutral handling make it ideal for inexperienced riders, too.

Cons

The rider will need to change gears frequently in slow-moving traffic.
The CB350’s headlight is average and could have been better for night riding.
It can feel heavy while performing tight turns at slow speeds.
Buyers may find the BigWing sales and service network to be limited.
The suspension setup feels hard when ridden over broken roads.

Verdict

The Honda CB350 is a well-rounded retro motorcycle that has a very interesting combination of classic styling that’s skillfully united with refinement, reliability, and everyday usability. Agreed it may not be among the most charming motorcycles in its segment, but where it excels is at delivering a smooth riding experience, comfortable ergonomics, and fuss-free ownership.

If you are looking to buy a retro motorcycle that is comfortable, refined, and easy to live with every day, the CB350 is the one to opt for. However, if widespread service accessibility, stronger emotional appeal, or a more characterful riding experience are more important, then some of its rivals can prove more appealing.

Pros Cons Yezdi Scrambler

Pros

The Katar engine has excellent mid-range pull
The bike is now much easier to handle in the city
Authentic vintage dirt-tracker design kept intact
Sharp pricing starting under Rs. 2.00 lakh

Cons

Bouncy ride at higher speeds over uneven tarmac
Cramped riding position, hard for pillion riders
No connected features and low display visibility in the sun
Switching between the ride modes is difficult

Verdict

Classic Legends clearly spent some time on research before developing this 2026 update. The new Yezdi Scrambler has dropped its unnecessary weight, fixed the harsh vibrations, and introduced an engine that finally feels ready to compete with the big names in this segment.

While the rear suspension does feel bouncy at high speeds and the pillion seat is somewhat impractical, the bike makes up for these flaws with its sheer character. It is an entertaining motorcycle that looks fantastic and offers proper off-road capability for a very reasonable price.

Preetam sums up the bike perfectly,

“If the first-generation Scrambler left you curious but unconvinced, the 2026 version deserves a serious second look, because Classic Legends has listened and delivered.”