1970 Honda CB750 (KO)

This is the bike that spelled the end of the British motorcycle industry. While Triumph & BSA were introducing their triple, Honda brought out the 4 cylinder bike. this bike is the first "year" of the CB750, which went from July '69 to June '70. The bike is fairly original with the exhaust system replaced.

October 19, 2011, 4:51 am

Contributed by: Wywyn

On: May 29, 2012, 11:09 am

I've heard that most major car companies indnlciug Honda, Toyota, Chevy and Chrysler pay Harley Davidson $10 million a year each for every year that they don't make cars and trucks. They all know that Harley would crush them and dominate the car and truck world like Harley dominates the motorcycle world. No other bike on the road even comes close to the power, performance and noise of the mighty Harley V Twin. The Ford Harley Davidson truck is cool, but has nowhere near the class dominating power performance and sound that an actual truck made by in America by Harley Davidson would have.

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