Meteor 350 vs Honda Highness CB350: Real World Performance Test

Royal Enfield Meteor 350 vs Honda Highness CB350 Acceleration Test - You asked for it, and it is finally here. In this video, I try to find out which of these two motorcycles has better real world performance. Which will pull away from traffic when you just roll on the throttle at speed.

This is not a proper drag race - I don't really care about them. This is not about outright acceleration from 0-100 and top speed runs. Almost all owners of the Honda Highness CB350 and the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 will never do drag races or try to hit the top speed of their motorcycles.

Both the riders in this video weigh 80 kg, so that is one aspect that is taken care of. Both the bikes were filled to the brim so that also is a non-factor in this test.

The Royal Enfield Meteor 350 in this video has been provided to me by my good friend Jaideep Singh Chahal AKA Boss Man, who runs a few Royal Enfield dealerships in Punjab. The bike belongs to his Guru Kirpa Motors dealership. They aren't just a regular RE dealership and run a vintage bike shop too. You can check their work here:   / gurukirpamotorspatiala  

Jaideep is a proper proper automotive enthusiast who specialises in restoring vintage vehicles - be it cars or motorcycles. He is soon going to start work on a Harley Davidson Fatboy. You can follow his updates here:   / lowratio4wd  

I plan to do a series of videos on the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 - I have been given the top of the range bike, the Supernova. The windscreen is missing from this bike as it is yet to reach dealership.

The videos will also include a comparison with the Honda Highness CB350 from a user's perspective. This series will not be about 0-100 timings, not about the top speed, but information that you as a rider will find helpful.

I hope you are enjoying my videos. Do leave feedback and your questions in the comments section below, and I will try my best to answer them as soon as I can.

If you like my work, you can take a look at my Instagram, which has details on my other bikes and the small small modifications I make to them:   / abhinavbhatt19  

Thank you so much for giving me your time.

Cheers