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Hey Everyone, 

 

I wondered if anyone has any recent updates on the Honda CB 350 RS and H’ness models being made available to buy in the UK? 
 

 

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Last I heard, it wasn't coming to the UK.

 

Believe the reason why is sales for its little brother haven't been great. The single cylinder CB300.

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With sales of the 350 Royal Enfield Hunter having just passed the 100,000 mark in only 6 months, whoever works in marketing at Honda and decided not to expand sales of this superb looking 350 motorcycle beyond its original market is probably looking for another job right now. 
The cb300r with its lower level of comfort, worse economy and a much higher rpm operating range appeals to a totally different market to the those wanting something like the cb350rs.  
 

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Unfortunately it seems that the major manufacturers are in denial about their customer base. We're an ageing demographic and the CB350RS appeals to that demographic whereas the CB300 doesn't.

 

They're making bikes to appeal to people who don't buy bikes while ignoring the ones who do.

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2 minutes ago, Mississippi Bullfrog said:

One of our riding buddies is 80 and he has a CB300. His only complaint is that the fuel filler orifice is smaller than a standard nozzle so filling up is awkward. 


Has he thought about carrying a funnel to fuel up? 

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28 minutes ago, fullscreenaging said:


Has he thought about carrying a funnel to fuel up? 

the point is there but you shouldn't have to do it

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3 minutes ago, skyrider said:

the point is there but you shouldn't have to do it

I agree.
I personally wouldn’t have bought a bike I couldn’t fill up, but he has it now so was offering a solution he might not have thought of. 

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For the guy with the small opening filler hole on his fuel tank, a converter is available, it's a plastic shroud you stick on the end of the fuel hose at the garage and it reduces the diameter so it will fit in your fuel tank, its made from a soft latex rubber that creates a seal around the fuel pump nozzle and fits in the smaller opening in your petrol tank. They cost £6.54

LINK TO PRODUCT >> https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/164081630024 <<

P.S. They come in different sizes for different-sized fuel tank openings so make sure you order the one you need,

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triumph have the 400 speed and scrambler.

cheap as chips. £5000[5500

 

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THE TRIUMPH 400X IS NOW ON SALE, DOES ANYONE HAVE ONE YET, HAVE YOU ANY NEGATIVE THOUGHTS ON THE BIKE, KEEP READING ON THE INDIAN OWNER'S FORUMS ABOUT THE ENGINE CUTTING OUT WHEN IT'S RAINING, IT RAINS HERE BUT NOT MONSOON STANDARDS, WHEN AN INDIAN GUY SAYS HE TOOK THE BIKE OUT IN THE RAIN HE MEANS THE ROADS WERE UNDER 3 FOOT OF WATER AND NOT LIKE WHEN SOMEONE IN THE UK SAYS HE TOOK IT OUT WHEN IT WAS RAINING AND THERE WERE PUDDLES ON THE CAMBERS, image.jpeg.a6d6e86df79324c8c65da0f04cb28dc2.jpegimage.jpeg.ae9130f653bf00b1fe4f6a481272919c.jpeg

NOT THAT INCLEMENT WEATHER DETURS THE INDIAN MOTORCYCLISTS THEY JUST PUT A BIN BAG ON AND GO, PROPER BLOKES, RESPECT TO ANYONE RIDING IN MONSOON,

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