Honda is well known for its brilliant engineering. They use their own technology in their engines and there are a plenty of old as well as new engines in their credit which are proved to be brilliant from all angles...
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The original name of this popular racing bike is Honda XRV 750. The production started during 1989 and lasted till 2003. You can get a maximum speed of 181 kilometres per hour...
Honda Camino is a light motorcycle produced by Honda in 1976-1991. It is available in the US as the Honda Hobbit motorcycle as well as in the UK and Europe as the Honda Camino...
The Honda Z-Series alludes to the heredity of smaller than expected bicycles fabricated by Honda Motorcycles. In spite of the fact that Honda's official model assignments are ordinarily Z50a, , Z50m, and Z50j, Z50r Zb50, they are all the more regularly alluded to as the Monkey or "Gorilla" in light of the way individuals are said to look when riding one of such bicycles...
Honda SS50 was actually introduced to the market as predecessor to some other models Honda had launched before. OHC S50 and OHV C110 were some of those models the Honda SS50 became predecessor of...
In 1985 came the Honda XLX350R. It was the same like all the XL models, the only difference being that this comes with a higher compression ratio with a higher power output and a new electric starting system over the conventional kick start...
The main highlight of the Honda ST series is its capability to fill up the vacuum that was present in between the sports bikes and touring motorcycles...
In 1985 came the Honda XLX350R. It was the same like all the XL models, the only difference being that this comes with a higher compression ratio with a higher power output and a new electric starting system over the conventional kick start...
Unveiled in the 1982 Paris Motor Show and manufactured in 1983 came yet another high tech dual sports bike by Honda, Honda XLV750R...
Yet another revision of the XL series is the Honda XL600 which came into picture in 1984...
