The GB series was crafted to foster a connection between riders and motorcycles, with a design emphasizing unity. Powered by a 348cc engine embodying "air-cooled," "upright," and "single-cylinder" features, the pursuit of functional beauty is evident. The bike offers robust and enduring acceleration across various scenarios, ensuring a comfortable and agile experience in city settings.
The steel tube semi-double cradle frame prioritizes a gentle handling feel, optimizing rigidity balance for security. The 14 Y-shaped wheels offer stability and a light feel, while the suspension, with a 120mm stroke at both ends, provides a comfortable ride. The ABS-equipped single disc brakes, the largest in their class, ensure safety.
LEDs are employed for all lights, including round headlights with a distinctive style and a compact meter combining analog and LCD elements. The 15-liter fuel tank allows for long-distance touring, contributing to a sleek silhouette while riding. The innovative gear-shifting method enables both heel and toe operations.
The 2024 Honda GB350, available in Matte Pearl Glare White, Matte Jeans Blue Metallic, and Matte Pearl Morion Black, is priced at $3,943 USD. The GB350S, featuring a lighter and more individual design, is offered in Puco Blue, Pearl Deep Mud Grey, and Gunmetal Black Metallic, priced at $4,252 USD (all prices include consumption tax).
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