Honda CB750 Café

The Honda CB750 is an air-cooled transverse four-cylinder motorcycle produced by Honda from 1969 to 2003. Designed by Yoshiro Harada, the CB750 is often called the original Universal Japanese Motorcycle and had features not available on a mainstream motorcycle at the time. With their use on this bike the transverse overhead camshaft inline-4 layout became the dominant sport bike layout. The CB750 was also used in racing with mixed success. The CB750F was a café racer-styled version of the CB750, produced from 1975 to 1978. After it was discontinued the CB750 was replaced by the CB900F. This casting features a kickstand for display purposes. This casting introduces the MCCR wheel.