Honda C/CA77 (1960 to 1968)

The C77 and its variant, the CA77 Dream, were mid displacement motorcycles introduced in 1960 representing the top of the range within the Honda C/CA family. Both shared a 305cc parallel twin engine with OHC valve train and air cooling, paired to a four speed manual transmission, which provided smooth, reliable operation and good performance for their time. The main difference lay in their orientation: the C77 was the standard version, with more understated lines and a functional focus, while the CA77 was the touring or export variant, with a more elaborate aesthetic, abundant chrome, and a more comfortable riding position, specifically adapted to the American market. The Honda C/CA77 was produced until 1968.