Honda XL 350 (1976 ) Specs, Top Speed, Mileage, Picture, Diagram & History

Honda XL 350 (1976 ) Specs, Top Speed, Mileage, Picture, Diagram & History


    1976 Honda xl 350 Top Speed
    1976 Honda xl 350

    (1976) Honda XL 350 Gear Ratio

    I    23.45

    II   15.62

    III  11.63

    IV  8.73

    V   7.03

    (1976) Honda XL 350 Idle speed

    1200 R.P.M

    (1976) Honda XL 350 Throttle Cable Freeplay

    10-15 mm

    (1976) Honda XL 350 Clutch Lever Free Play Adjust

    10-20 mm

    (1976) Honda XL 350 Front Brake Lever Free Play

    20 – 30 mm

    (1976) Honda XL 350 Rear Brake Lever Free Play

    20 – 30 mm

    (1976) Honda XL 350 Chain Free Play

    20 mm

    (1976) Honda XL 350 Contact Breaker Point Gap

    0.012 in-0.016 in (0.3 - 0.4 mm)

    (1976) Honda XL 350 Air Cleaner Maintenance

    The air cleaner element must be cleaned and oiled at least once Every 3000 Miles.

    (1976) Honda XL 350 Fuse

    10.0 A

    (1976) Honda XL 350 Fuel Consumption

    23.1 - 27.8 kmpl. (Avg.). (Company Claimed)

    (1976) Honda XL 350 Tire Pressure

    Front Tire Pressure is 22 psi and The Rear Tire Pressure is 25 psi. (Company Recommended)

    (1976) Honda XL 350 Spark Plug Gap

    0.024 - 0.028 in  (Manufacturer Advised)

    1976 Honda XL 350 Photos

    1976 Honda XL 350
    Honda XL 350

    1976 honda xl 350 Specs
    Honda XL 350

    1976 Honda XL 350 Wiring Diagram


     
    1976 Honda xl350 Wiring Diagram
    1976 Honda xl350 Electric Diagram

    1976 Honda XL 350 Technical Specifications

     
    More Specification
    Bike Brand Honda
    Model Name / Also called -
    Predecessor
    Model Year / Production 1976
    Bike Type /  Class Dual-Sport
    Brand Origin Japan
    Engine
    Engine Type 350cc, Four stroke, single cylinder, OHC, 2 valve
    Displacement (cc) 348cc
    Maximum Power 22.4 hp / 16.7 kW @ 7500 rpm
    Maximum Torque 23 kW / 17 lb-ft @ 3000 rpm
    Ignition Flywheel magneto
    Bore & Stroke 79 x 71 mm
    Starting Kick Starter
    Cooling System Air-cooled
    Compression Ratio 8.3:1
    Brakes
    Brakes Drum
    Front Brake 160mm Drum
    Rear Brake 140mm Drum
    Wheels and Tyres
    Front Tire Size 3.00 - 21
    Rear Tire Size4.00 -18
    Dimension and Weight
    Seat height 851 mm
    Overall height -
    Overall length -
    Overall width -
    Ground Clearance 190.5 mm
    Dry weight -
    Curb Weight 142.4 kg
    Mileage and Performance
    0-100 Kmph 9 sec
    Top Speed 134.0 km/h (83.3 mph) 
    Fuel Capacity 8.3 Litres
    Fuel economy 23.1 - 27.8 kmpl (Avg)
    Consumption Average
    Fuel Type Petrol
    Fuel Supply Single 32mm Keihin carburetor
    Recommended Oil Grade 10W-40
    Features Value and Safety
    Speedometer Analog
    Tachometer
    Tripmeter
    Electricals and Transmission
    Spark Plug NGK D8ESL or ND X24ES
    Battery YUASA 6N6-3B
    Voltage -
    Head Light Yes
    Tail Light Yes
    Gear Box 6-speed
    Final Drive Chain
    Clutch Wet, multi-plate
    Chain Size 530
    Chassis and Suspension
    Front Suspension Telescopic forks
    Rear SuspensionSwing arm, dual dampers
    Frame type -
    More Specification
    Bike Colours -
    No. of Cylinders 1 cylinder

    1976 Honda XL 350 Video


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    2 comments:

    1. After selling my KTMs, Transalp, and BMW GS, I found that I really miss the dirt. What I want is a simple, low, reliable, street-legal four stroke that can take me to the forest roads and back. So here is the start of my project, a derelict 1976 Honda XL350. Carb is clogged, it runs strong but does not idle. So once I get a baseline engine service done, I'll decide whether to keep it stock, or make improvements. Parameters are about 25 HP and 320 lbs stock, but it is narrow and feels light. Here's what the poor thing looked like when I got it. Watch this space.

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    2. Always liked this bike, I took my riding test at the DMV, when I was 18 on a Honda XL 350, when I got a clasfication for over a 150 CC bike, from a friend that had one.

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