2004 Honda Rancher 350

2004 Honda Rancher 350 – Reliable Power and Versatility for Every Trail

At its heart, the Rancher 350 packs a 349cc, air-cooled, four-stroke OHV engine that balances fuel efficiency with strong torque for climbing hills and powering through rough terrain. The automatic dual-range transmission makes shifting easy, offering both high and low gear options to tackle different trail challenges with confidence. Plus, the electric start system ensures hassle-free ignition every time.

Sturdy Frame & Suspension

Built on a rugged frame, the Rancher 350 features an independent front suspension with dual A-arms and a rear swing-arm suspension with a single shock. This setup soaks up bumps and rocks, providing a smooth, stable ride across uneven surfaces. The hydraulic disc brakes on the front and rear wheels give you responsive stopping power when you need it most.

Functional Design & Features

With a comfortable bench seat and wide handlebars, the Rancher 350 is designed for rider comfort over long hours. Its durable steel racks on the front and rear allow you to haul gear, tools, or supplies with ease. Large 25-inch knobby tires provide excellent traction, whether you’re navigating muddy trails, rocky paths, or sandy terrain. Other features include a full gauge cluster with fuel indicator, headlight, taillight, and horn for safety and convenience.

Key Specifications at a Glance

• Engine: 349cc, air-cooled, four-stroke OHV

• Transmission: Automatic dual-range (high/low)

• Start: Electric start

• Suspension: Independent dual A-arm front / Swing-arm rear

• Brakes: Hydraulic disc front and rear

• Tires: 25-inch knobby tires for rugged terrain

• Fuel Capacity: Approximately 3.3 gallons

• Weight: About 540 lbs (dry weight)

• Payload Capacity: Around 300 lbs combined front and rear racks

• Seating: Bench style, designed for single rider comfort