Honda CB

The Honda CB is one of Honda Motorcycles most iconic families, introduced in the late 1950s and characterized by its focus on versatile, standard/naked models geared towards both everyday use and sporty performance. Throughout its history, the CB series has encompassed a wide range of engine sizes and configurations, from lightweight single and twin motorcycles like the Honda CB92 and Honda CB125, to high performance models with inline four engines, such as the iconic Honda CB750, considered the first modern superbike. The family has also included sport variants like the Honda CB400 Four, well balanced mid displacement options like the Honda CB500, and modern reinterpretations like the Honda CB1300, which combine retro design with contemporary technology. Overall, CB motorcycles are distinguished by their reliable mechanical architecture, four stroke engines, manual transmission, and chain or shaft final drive depending on the version, always maintaining a balance between performance, durability, and ease of use.