Classic honda motorcycles

Of all of the big four Japanese motorcycle manufacturers, it is perhaps Honda that is the most closely associated with the scrambler genre - they were building scramblers from the mid-to-late 1960s with much success in Japan, North America and Europe.

1967 Honda line up | Use "all sizes" selection to enlarge an… | CB160 Guy | Flickr

1965 Used HONDA CA95 150 BENLY DREAM serving Ramsey, NJ at Find Great Cars | Red | CA954017631

4-9 Update: After 12 bids on eBay, this Honda CB77 Super Hawk did not meet reserve at $9,600. The seller has relisted it and is now looking for $14,250 or best offer here on eBay. The Honda CB77, a…

Small-bore singles like this 1966 Honda S65 were the first motorcycles for a generation of new riders.

All dressed up in angular sheet metal, the 305cc Honda Dream is instantly recognizable as a machine of the 1960s.

With its four-cylinder transverse engine, the Honda CB750 was a big hit with the public at its introduction in 1968 and has since become a collector favorite.

Carefully restored by the crew at Retrospeed in Belgium, Wisconsin, this might be the nicest Honda CB550K you’ve ever seen.

At first I was going to whine that this bike was priced absurdly high and that I was losing touch with how expensive older motorcycles were getting. Then I saw the mileage and how pristine this was…

The 1983 Honda CB1100F was the ultimate expression of the Honda CB750 Four.