When released, the CB750 The 1998 Honda CB750 is part of the Honda CB series, a legendary line of motorcycles known for reliability and ease of use. A straightforward, do-it-all bike that balances ...

Revealed at the show in Japan last month, the new CB1000F, like the CB-F Concept, is a retro-style naked bike that takes inspiration from the CB750F which debuted all the way back in 1979. But it’s ...

For Sale: 1995 Honda CB750 Café Racer – Custom Build! Looking for a classic ride with vintage style and modern performance? Check out this 1995 Honda CB750 Café Racer – a beautifully customized build ...

This bike and the original CB1000 "Big One" actually draw their inspiration from the late 1970's and early 80's CB750F, CB900F and the CB1100F. Anyone who ever rode a CB1100F would immediately ...

The early 1980s AMA Superbike competitions mainly consisted of large, inline-four, bulky motorcycles with half-fairings, or, in the case of Freddie Spencer's 1980 Honda CB750F, no faring at all.

Objectively speaking, the Honda CB750F is a better motorcycle than its SOHC forerunner in just about every technical way. Collectors and everyday aficionados would much rather have an iconic first ...

In our day and age, custom motorcycle builders are unlikely to fiddle with a first-gen Honda CB750. Such specimens became increasingly collectible over time, and it’s no longer a surprise to see ...

See All 6 Photos The CB750F backs up its performance looks on the freeway, at the drag strip and on backcountry and mountain roads. See All 6 Photos Like the rest of the machine, the engine is ...

He knew that this bike would be competing in the toughest street class in America—head-to-head against the swoopy Honda CB750F, the venerable Suzuki GS750 and the cat-quick Kawasaki 750.

The one we’re covering today comes from TTR Motors who hasn’t just swapped the wheels or exhaust but converted an old-school Honda Ape into a gorgeous CB750F replica.