The one new thing that the CB750 brought to production was the disc brake. This was the first production motorcycle with a disc brake fitted to it from the factory. Honda understood that to be ...

It’s coming up a whole year since we first saw the Honda CB1000 Hornet. The bike was revealed at EICMA 2023, and then…nothing ...

Dial in a lightweight chassis honed for sports, tightly wrapped in head-turning streetfighter style and the new CB750 Hornet ... please contact HGB Motorcycles. Honda Finance is available subject ...

The Honda CB750 was a game-changer in the motorcycle industry, with its revolutionary inline-four engine and exceptional performance. The CB750's reliability set it apart from other motorcycles of ...

When you take a look back at Honda's most popular motorcycles, you're bound to stumble across the CB750 at one point or another. This is not to be confused with the CR750, which is a sport bike.

Now available at CMC Motorcycles Cannock, the Honda CB 500 FA-F 2015 is a perfect all-rounder, offering a balance of performance, reliability, and practicality. Powered by a 471cc parallel-twin ...

Honda CB bikes ... parts of the world have a 'CB' on sale, and nearly all of them do good sales numbers regularly. But why is ...

Honda revived its out-of-production “Hornet” platform with the new-for-2023 CB750. This is a thoroughly modern ride with a new frame and new bodywork, all pushed down the road by an also-new ...

The Honda Gold Wing is one of the most long-standing motorcycle models of all time. First produced in 1974, it has since sold over 640,000 units in the United States alone. While it has gone through ...

and sleek aesthetics made the CB750 not just a motorcycle but a cultural icon. To this day, it is remembered as one of the most drop-dead gorgeous motorcycles Honda ever put its name on.

In the 1970s, the more affordable Japanese motorcycles were flooding the European market. To cut costs, Benelli brass ordered their engineers to build an exact copy of the Honda CB 500, one of the ...

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