Vintage Honda CB160 Motorcycle in Downtown Austin
As a kid, I loved the snarly sound of these CB160s.
As a kid, I loved the snarly sound of these CB160s.
The CB350 was introduced in 1968 and became Honda’s best seller through 1973. 36 HP running through a 5 speed transmission, capable of more than 100 mph. Leah lives down my street, I see her
Impressive engine but seems a bit unweildy. 103 hp and 600 lbs., ran a 11.66 sec. 1/4 mile. More data here. Drop in to Horsepower Farm to see a bunch of amazing vintage and serious
Moto Morini began manufacturing motorcycles in 1946 with a two stroke 125cc bike, but quickly won the Italian class championship in 1948. This four stroke V twin is a high-revving motor with Heron heads and
This Honda CB500 model was made from 1972 to 1974, with 48 HP.
A different Ducati, but fun to read Hunter Thompson on his love for his Ducati. This motorcycle was sold and will be shipped overseas. See link at right to this amazing shop providing service and
This motorcycle appears to be modified. Single cylinder with about 25 hp. Was a very strong performer. Horsepower Farm is a great shop for sales and service – see link at right. Interesting info on
Introduced in 1969, this was a seminal motorcycle, drawing the curtain on the British era, also called the Universal Japanese Motorcycle, or UJM, setting a new standard in power, reliability, convenience and sophistication. This example