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Honda Unveils World Premiere of “CB1000F Concept” Large Road Sport Bike Concept (Japanese)
Mar 21, 2025Press Release

Honda Unveils World Premiere of “CB1000F Concept” Large Road Sport Bike Concept (Japanese)

CB History Part 1 on Exhibit at the Newly Renovated Honda Collection Hall
Mar 15, 2024Report

CB History Part 1 on Exhibit at the Newly Renovated Honda Collection Hall

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MODELS

Index
1959
1959 Benly CB92 Super Sport

Benly CB92 Super Sport

1960
1960 Dream CB72 Super Sport

Dream CB72 Super Sport

1965
1965 Dream CB450

Dream CB450

1968
1968 Dream CB250

Dream CB250

1968
1968 Dream CB350 Export

Dream CB350 Export

1969
1969 Dream CB750 Four

Dream CB750 Four

1970
1970 Benly CB90

Benly CB90

1971
1971 Benly CB50

Benly CB50

1971
1971 Dream CB500 Four

Dream CB500 Four

1972
1972 Dream CB350 Four

Dream CB350 Four

1974
1974 Dream CB400 Four

Dream CB400 Four

1977
1977 Hawk II CB400T

Hawk II CB400T

1977
1977 Benly CB125T

Benly CB125T

1979
1979 CB750F

CB750F

1980
1980 CB250RS

CB250RS

1981
1981 CB1100R

CB1100R

1982
1982 CB750F Integra

CB750F Integra

1989
1989 CB-1

CB-1

1992
1992 CB750

CB750

1992
1992 CB400 Super Four

CB400 Super Four

1992
1992 CB1000 Super Four

CB1000 Super Four

1998
1998 CB1300 Super Four

CB1300 Super Four

2003
2003 CB1300 Super Four

CB1300 Super Four

2005
2005 CB1300 Super Bold'or

CB1300 Super Bold'or

2010
2010 CB1100

CB1100

2013
2013 CB400F

CB400F

2014
2014 CB250F

CB250F

2014
2014 CB650F

CB650F

2018
2018 CB1000R

CB1000R

2019
2019 CB650R

CB650R

2022
2022 CB1300 Super Four 30th Anniversary

CB1300 Super Four 30th Anniversary

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HISTORY

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CB Stories

Road Sports ahead of its time. Always.

CB: Honda’s Longest Road Sports Brand
1959Benly CB92 Super Sports

CB: Honda’s Longest Road Sports Brand

Honda’s First 250cc Supersport Bike at the Request of American Honda Motor
1960Dream CB72 Super Sport

Honda’s First 250cc Supersport Bike at the Request of American Honda Motor

Honda’s Flagship in Response to Europe’s Big Bikes
1965Dream CB450

Honda’s Flagship in Response to Europe’s Big Bikes

Successor to the Dream CB72 Super Sport: New Generation 250 cc Road Sports Model
1968Dream CB250 / 350

Successor to the Dream CB72 Super Sport: New Generation 250 cc Road Sports Model

Export Model’s New Two-toned Color Style Gains Popularity
1968Dream CB250 / 350 Export Model

Export Model’s New Two-toned Color Style Gains Popularity

Aiming to Be the World’s Best Bike
1969Dream CB750 FOUR

Aiming to Be the World’s Best Bike

High-Performance Economical Small CB for Young Riders
1970Benly CB90

High-Performance Economical Small CB for Young Riders

Smallest Displacement CB Series Supersports
1971Benly CB50

Smallest Displacement CB Series Supersports

Advertised As “500 for the Quiet Man”
1971Dream CB500 FOUR

Advertised As “500 for the Quiet Man”

Smallest of the 4-Cylinder Models, Milestone to the CB400 FOUR
1972Dream CB350 FOUR

Smallest of the 4-Cylinder Models, Milestone to the CB400 FOUR

Stylish Super Sports Model with Advanced 4-into-1 Exhaust System
1974Dream CB400 FOUR

Stylish Super Sports Model with Advanced 4-into-1 Exhaust System

New Generation Road Sports from the Highway to Off-Road Riding
1977HAWKⅡ CB400T

New Generation Road Sports from the Highway to Off-Road Riding

Long-selling 125cc, Evolutionary Lineage of 2-cylinder Sports
1977Benly CB125T-Ⅰ

Long-selling 125cc, Evolutionary Lineage of 2-cylinder Sports

Developing a Stylish Road Sports Model Developed for Europe
1979CB750F/CB900F

Developing a Stylish Road Sports Model Developed for Europe

CB Series’ First 250 cc 1-Cylinder Model Realizes Nimble Riding
1980CB250RS

CB Series’ First 250 cc 1-Cylinder Model Realizes Nimble Riding

Racing CB Built to Win Production Races
1981CB1100R

Racing CB Built to Win Production Races

Japan’s First Road Sports Model with Fairing Standard
1982CB750F Integra

Japan’s First Road Sports Model with Fairing Standard

The CB that Pioneered Japan’s Naked Sports Bikes
1989CB-1

The CB that Pioneered Japan’s Naked Sports Bikes

Evolution of Honda’s 750 cc Models up to the Last Air-cooled 750
1992CB750

Evolution of Honda’s 750 cc Models up to the Last Air-cooled 750

Naked Road Sports Model Sold for 30 Years
1992CB400 SUPER FOUR

Naked Road Sports Model Sold for 30 Years

Striving for the Next Generation CB Flagship Model
1992CB1000 SUPER FOUR

Striving for the Next Generation CB Flagship Model

Flagship CB with the Biggest Engine
1998CB1300 SUPER FOUR

Flagship CB with the Biggest Engine

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