Honda CB450 - Wikipedia
The Honda CB450 is a standard motorcycle made by Honda from 1965 to 1974 with a 444 cc (27.1 cu in) 180° DOHC straight-twin engine.
Honda CB450 Specs & Review (The Black Bomber) - Big Bike …
Introduced in 1965, the Honda CB450 was highly regarded as Honda’s “first big twin” and the world’s first mass-produced DOHC motorcycle. It featured torsion bars, twin 32-mm CV carbs, a 110-mph top speed, and technical innovation that bested its European counterparts.
Honda Cb450 Motorcycles for sale - SmartCycleGuide.com
Model CB450. Category Standard Motorcycles. Engine 450. Posted Over 1 Month. Like new, only 4500 miles, price reduced. Was sitting since 1980. Comes with Owners Manual. Currently insured, plated, registered for NY state. Rebuilt carbs, brakes, checked wiring, air filters etc. Tank had no rust and did not need a repaint.
The Honda CB450 Black Bomber - Motorcycle Classics
Jan 27, 2010 · Widely recognized as one of the most important motorcycles ever launched by Honda, the Honda CB450 Black Bomber is celebrated as the company’s first “big twin” and as the first volume production double-overhead cam.
1974 K7 Honda CB450 - National Motorcycle Museum
Jul 10, 2020 · 1974 K7 Honda CB450. Not satisfied building “step-through” 50’s, 160’s, 250’s and 300cc class bikes, Honda developed the CB450 and ventured into a true middleweight bike offering to do battle with the British 500’s and 650s.
Honda CB450 - Classic Bike Guide Magazine
Nov 18, 2018 · The new CB450 was a 444cc twin, running double overhead cams that controlled their valves via torsion bars. And following a successful, if unorthodox, arrangement, the crank was once again configured at 180°.
Motorcycle History: 1965 Honda CB450 - Curbside Classic
Mar 8, 2015 · The CB450–available only in black, hence its nickname–served notice on the world’s motorcycle industry that Honda certainly could build larger capacity machines. What’s more, it featured superior performance and greater technical innovation versus its …
26-Years-Owned 1969 Honda CB450 - Bring a Trailer
This 1969 Honda CB450 is finished in metallic blue and powered by a 444cc parallel twin mated to a five-speed transmission. Features include a two-up seat, a shrouded fork, dual exhaust, dual overhead camshafts, chrome fenders, 18″ wire-spoke wheels, and drum brakes.
No Reserve: 1973 Honda CB450 - Bring a Trailer
This 1973 Honda CB450 is powered by a 444cc DOHC parallel twin paired with a five-speed transmission and is finished in metallic brown with gold stripes. Equipment includes a two-up seat, a chrome two-into-two exhaust system, a front disc brake, wire-spoke wheels, and chrome fenders and trim.
1966 Honda CB 450 CB4501005565 - Stuart Parr Classics
The CB450 had excellent engineering for the time, including reliable electrical components, an electric starter, and a horizontally split crankcase, all features distinct from current British twins.