Honda CB750

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The Immaculate Restoration

Posted by Ted Edwards | Sep 19, 2023 | Legendary Bikes | 11 |

A Brief History of the Cafe Racer

Posted by Road Dirt Crew | Oct 1, 2021 | Legendary Bikes | 7 |

Legendary Bikes: War of the Superbikes

Posted by Road Dirt Crew | Oct 23, 2020 | Legendary Bikes | 11 |

The Immaculate Restoration

by Ted Edwards | Sep 19, 2023 | Legendary Bikes | 11 |

In the motorcycle world, Honda’s 1969 CB750 was a fork tailed devil of a different sort, striking its own deadly blow to its slow, unreliable competition and irreversibly changing the course of motorcycling. Its innovations were previously unthinkable: disc brakes came standard, power came easy, size and weight became manageable, electronics became reliable, beauty was standard. It killed the competition. There was no reversing course.

A Brief History of the Cafe Racer

by Road Dirt Crew | Oct 1, 2021 | Legendary Bikes | 7 |

The café racer has long been a popular genre in the motorcycling universe, and remains a sought-after look and style among today’s “modern classic” offerings by so many brands. Editor Rob even owns an example of one in the form of his 2017 Triumph Bonneville Street Cup. So we decided to take a short dive into the origins of the café racer, to discern its lasting appeal to motorcyclists the world over.

Legendary Bikes: War of the Superbikes

by Road Dirt Crew | Oct 23, 2020 | Legendary Bikes | 11 |

The 1970’s were not only known for the explosion of high-performance Muscle Cars, but the introduction of a new segment of production motorcycles called Superbikes.