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Honda Forza 350: maxi scooter, trims and what to check
Honda Forza 350 — since 2021, a maxi scooter with a 330 cm³ engine, designed for city commuting and longer journeys. We look at the versions, tech, and what to check when buying used.
Forza 350 in brief
The Forza 350 is a comfortable, wind-cheating scooter with ample under-seat storage. It's ideal for daily city riding and longer trips beyond the urban jungle.
Thanks to its low seat height, automatic transmission, and comfortable ride, it's praised by both novice and experienced riders alike.
Generations — what's the difference?
The Forza 350 replaced the Forza 300, which had a 279 cm³ engine. The new model features a larger engine, a fresh design, LED headlights, and modern electronics.
Alongside the base model, Honda offered various trim and equipment packages, some with an enhanced phone connectivity system (Roadsync).
Engine and transmission
The engine is a liquid-cooled, single-cylinder 330 cm³ unit producing around 21 kW (29 hp). It's A2 license-friendly and capable of motorway cruising.
Transmission is automatic CVT. The scooter comes with traction control (HSTC), ABS, and often a keyless ignition system (Smart Key).
What to check when buying a used Forza 350
Check the CVT: movement should be smooth, with no vibration or judder. Ask if the drive belt, rollers, and oil have been changed on time.
Test the electric windscreen, Smart Key system, headlights, and instrument panel. Inspect the plastics and bodywork for signs of drops.
Since the model is new, many examples may still be under warranty — check the service history and verify the documents.
Versions
Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list what is most commonly found in Europe.
Forza 350
from 2021Base version.
- 330 cm³ engine, around 29 hp
- ABS and traction control
- Often — Smart Key and LED headlights
Forza 350 Roadsync
from 2021Version with smartphone connectivity.
- Integrated phone system
- Phone controls via steering wheel buttons
- More comfort features
Version comparison
| Forza 350 | Forza 350 Roadsync | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | City driving and road trips | For those who want more technology |
| Engine | 330 cm³ | 330 cm³ |
| Phone system | No | Yes |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | €€€ | €€€ |
Most will find the base Forza 350 a solid choice — plenty of kit for a good price. The Roadsync is worth considering if phone integration is key.
Pros
- Comfortable and well-protected from the wind
- Suitable for A2 category
- Plenty of room under the seat
- Modern equipment (ABS, traction control, Smart Key)
Cons
- Relatively expensive in the used market
- Not enough power for spirited sporty driving
- Heavier than smaller scooters
Frequently asked questions
What category does the Forza 350 fall into?
It fits into the A2 category due to its power. Check the exact details in the documentation.
Is the Forza 350 suitable for long trips?
Yes, it's comfortable and wind-protective, making it ideal for longer journeys.
How does the Forza 350 differ from the Forza 300?
The Forza 350 features a larger 330 cm³ engine, a new design, and more up-to-date equipment.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
