5k-Mile One-Owner 1972 Honda CB350

Description

The 1972 Honda CB350 was a standout model in Honda’s popular CB series, known for its reliability, affordability, and performance. Introduced in the late 1960s, the CB350 quickly became one of the best-selling motorcycles of its time, and by 1972, it had reached peak refinement. 

Powered by a 325cc air-cooled, four-stroke parallel-twin engine, the CB350 produced 34 horsepower and could reach speeds up to 100 mph. It featured a five-speed transmission, kick and electric starter, and a dual exhaust system. The bike’s lightweight frame and responsive handling made it ideal for both new riders and seasoned motorcyclists. 

In 1972, Honda offered the CB350 in several vibrant color schemes and continued to improve its styling and mechanical reliability. It was praised for its smooth ride, low maintenance, and excellent fuel economy. The CB350 also played a key role in popularizing Japanese motorcycles in the U.S. and Europe, challenging the dominance of British and American brands. 

This CB350 remains with its first owner and is finished in Candy Bacchus Olive with black graphics. The 325cc parallel-twin is fed by dual Keihin carburetors, and the bike features a two-up seat upholstered in black vinyl.   

Highlights 

• One-owner CB350 showing 4,900 miles 

• Powered by a 325cc SOHC four-stroke parallel-twin 

• Five-speed transmission 

• Candy Bacchus Olive with black graphics  

Features  

• Dual Keihin carburetors 

• 18-inch wire-spoke wheels 

• Kick and electric starters 

• Polished dual exhaust 

• Two-up seat upholstered in black vinyl with passenger grab strap 

• Nippon Seiki gauges 

• Dual mirrors 

• Chrome-finished fenders and bright trim 

• Drum brakes 

• Lockable fuel tank cap 

• Side stand and left-side grab handle 

Known Imperfections  

• Blemished fork cover paint

• Imperfections in the finish and trim  

Included  

• Owner's manual and manufacturer's literature 

• One ignition key 

Ownership History 

This 1972 Honda CB350 has reportedly remained with its first owner and now shows 4,900 miles. The seller reports the bike has been ridden approximately 100 miles per year over the past three decades, and that the tires were replaced within the past year.  

The bike is offered by the seller on behalf of the current owner with an Ohio title that is marked as a “Duplicate” and lists “CB350F” under the model description.