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12:14 Antiques Meet The Luxurious And Weird Honda CB900 Custom

Meet The Luxurious And Weird Honda CB900 Custom

Why did Honda use a dual-range gearbox on this bike?
By Zac Kurylyk 05 May 2020
02:18 For Sale Blast From The Past: 1982 Kawasaki KZ750-E3 Sports

Blast From The Past: 1982 Kawasaki KZ750-E3 Sports

This bike is a time capsule from when Kawasaki went head-to-head with Honda's CB750.
By Justin Hughes 15 March 2020
Design Behold This Custom Honda CB450, Minimal And Beautiful

Behold This Custom Honda CB450, Minimal And Beautiful

Forty-seven years old but what a looker!
By Kate Murphy 16 September 2019
Motorcycle Culture Weekend WTF: What's With The Modern Retro Trend?

Weekend WTF: What's With The Modern Retro Trend?

What's old is new again. Why is that?
By Justin Hughes 04 January 2019
Antiques Honda CB750 Inducted Into Japanese Automotive Hall Of Fame

Honda CB750 Inducted Into Japanese Automotive Hall Of Fame

The CB750 was a juggernaut of its time and a desirable classic today.
By Justin Hughes 14 November 2018
Reviews RideApart Review: 2013 Honda CB1100 ABS

RideApart Review: 2013 Honda CB1100 ABS

Real world review of the 2013 Honda CB1100 ABS.
By HFL Staff 09 July 2013
Dailies Honda CB1100 spied in California

Honda CB1100 spied in California

This Honda CB1100 was ridden to Orange County's Cars and Coffee event yesterday morning by a Honda employee who was keen to know what other motorcyclists thought after seeing it in person and sitting on it. We've  heard that the company's product planers are under pressure from other departments to bring the CB1100 stateside, but this sighting doesn't indicate that such a decision is imminent, as...
By HFL Staff 04 April 2010
Dailies By the numbers: retro roadster showdown

By the numbers: retro roadster showdown

By its very definition, comparing the retro roadster class by performance figures is a bit silly. These bikes aren't created to go fast, they're created to recapture some sort of fundamental two-wheeled experience with handsome looks, easy-going power and a nebulous thing called "character." That's why we prefer the Triumph Scrambler to its slightly faster sibling, the Bonneville: character. Still...
By HFL Staff 07 March 2010
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