The CB350’s new accessory lineup gives riders concrete upgrades priced from ₹1,537 to ₹4,628.
The long visor, at ₹2,049, pushes wind off the rider’s face – a boon for highway runs, though taller riders might feel the effect less.
For low‑light rides, Honda offers two fog light kits. The front kit costs ₹4,628 and plugs into the bike’s existing wiring, while the engine‑pipe kit at ₹3,809 sits lower on the chassis. Riders should verify mounting spots before picking one.
The solo carrier, priced at ₹3,587, turns the CB350 into a light touring machine. Its load limit sits around 15 kg, but dealers can confirm the exact weight and which luggage types fit best.
A pillion backrest, only ₹1,537, adds a cushion for the passenger. For long rides, the extra support can reduce fatigue.
Because the Honda website shows part numbers but not final prices, owners need to call an authorised Honda BigWing dealer. Ask about installation charges and any extra parts that might be required. Once you have the exact quote, you’ll know the total spend.