The Honda CB450 looks pretty cool in stock condition, but riders who won’t satisfy with that can always choose the rather facile transformation into a café racer. This particular example was
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This year also saw the addition of a 5-speed gearbox, an upgrade from the older 4-speed. The CL450 remained much the same through 1974, though diverged further from it's sister bike as time went on. While the CB450 went to a front disc brake in 1970, Honda decided to keep the CL450 with it's two drum brakes. Disc brakes were fairly new
760 mm / 30.0 in. Wet Weight. 159 kg / 351 lbs. Fuel Capacity. 13 Litres / 3.6 US gal. . In the early '60s, it was the biggest Honda available, propelling the rider into a full-blown adrenaline rush with unsurpassed power and speed. The 1961 CB77 Super Hawk was the beginning of something spectacular-the Honda sport bike. 1968 Honda CB350 detailed performance review, speed vs rpm and accelerations chart. Complete performance review and accelerations chart for Honda CB350 in 1968, the model with standard body and 325.6 cm3 / 19.9 cui, 26.5 kW / 36 PS / 36 hp engine offered since April 1968. According to ProfessCars™ estimation this Honda is capable of The world’s first mass-produced four-cylinder motorcycle engine on the CB750 could produce 68Hp at 8,500rpm. It featured a 5-speed gearbox with final chain drive. The bike could easily hit a top speed of 201 kmph / 125mph and could accelerate to 100kmph from rest in just 5.8 seconds which was way ahead of its time.
The bike was newly imported and its engine was not run-in, yet in a semi-competition demonstration sprint, the CB450, ridden by Allan Robinson, MBE (a Honda staff member), achieved a standing-start kilometre time of 30.1 seconds and a terminal speed of 100 mph (160 km/h).Afterwards, the CB450 was exhibited at a motorcycle show at the Brighton
Honda CB450 CB 450 K2 1969 Ride or Restore - For Sale. £2,999. Make Honda Model CB450 CB 450 Engine Size 350 ccm Mileage 19,477 Miles Emission class -- If you're reading this advert, the motorcycle is STILL for sale. Fresh in from the USA, an August 1969 Honda CB450 K2. Mileage of 19,477 is believed genuine. Power was 43 horsepower at 8500 rpm and dry weight was 187 kg, allowing for a top speed of 165 km/h. This rear view shows the crash protection profile – Huge! Honda CB450 Specifications cb450 high idle. Anyway, the problem is that I cannot get the idle to go below 1500 rpm. I had just recently rebuilt the carbs, with 150 main and 36 (i think) pilots, and had synced both carbs using guitar string as the measurement. I also replaced the carb boots and gaskets, and replaced the felt seals on the throttle shaft and applied grease
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As for power, the 1969 Honda CB450 Super Sport was set in motion by a 444cc four-stroke parallel-twin air-cooled engine that delivered an output power of 45 hp with a peak at 9,000 rpm and 38 Nm Honda was soon deluged with orders for the CB750 FOUR, and the initial production forecast of 1,500 units a year became a monthly figure. Even that, however, was not enough, so the number jumped to 3,000 units. The Dream CB750 FOUR drew crowds of enthusiastic onlookers at the 15th Tokyo Motor Show in October 1969. Honda. The 2023 Honda CB300R produces 31 horsepower and 20.3 pound-feet of torque. An emission issue took it off the European markets for a time, but fresh engine tweaks mean the mill now complies
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The “CM450A HONDAMATIC” side cover decal was gold. The comstar wheels were highlighted black. The speedometer had a 85 mph (135 kph) limit. The engine was a 447cc SOHC 3-valve parallel twin with dual carburetors. The transmission was a two-speed automatic with torque converter. The serial number began JH2PC052*CM000014. CB/CL 450 Carb Setup. Next, adjust your “air/mixture screws”. Usually, 3/4 turn out from full in will be a good place to start. Adjust back and forth for maximum rpm, on each carb. If you end up at some extreme, like all the way in or 3 or 4 turns out, you have a problem somewhere in the carb - probably indicates a good cleaning is in order. 1965 Honda CB450 Super Sport. The 1965 Honda CB450 was then a big motorcycle by Japanese standards. Until the mid-1960’s the Japanese makers were sending us 50cc to 250cc bikes, then 300s and 350s. The 450 was unique among most commonly available street bikes in that it had double overhead camshafts and torsion bar valve return, no valve At its output, the machine is referenced (K0), the engine has a 4 speed box, replaced in 1968 (by the model K1) with a 5 speed box. The machine also deeply moving to an aesthetic point of view. We may consider CB 450 K1 as a new machine in its own right. 450 BC K0 gave the appearance of a machine 70s, the K1 is already much closer to the style

I think the mass and performance of the 500T as stock are 430lb, 105-110mph and circa 50mpg. At a guess, I reckon this one must have lost at least 50lbs, probably nearer 75lbs. With subsequent improvement in overall go and handling, not to mention looks – the 500T as bog standard makes a CX look (nearly) pretty.

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