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Honda CB160 Specs (Engine, Transmission, Chassis)
The Honda CB160 Sport was a 160cc, 4-stroke, OHC, street motorcycle manufactured by Honda from 1965 through 1967. Introduced in 1965, the CB160 incorporated trickle-down technology from the rest of the company’s line.
The Honda CB160 has two-parallel engine which each has special carburetor. The intake pipe is quite smooth, with low resistance for high intake efficiency, and has overhead cam for high rotation and high output. The following table provides detail information about the technical specification of Honda CB160. This covers engine, chassis, transmission system, and electrical system of the motorcycle.
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Honda CL450 Specs
The CL450 is the dual sport or “scrambler” model of Honda’s 444cc DOHC parallel twin engine motorcycle. It was known as the sister of CB450. The difference between CL450 and CB450 models are mostly cosmetic, the CL450′s has higher pipes, braced handlebars, and aggressive styling were better suited for off-road riding. The following technical specification applies for Honda CL450 motorcycle 1965 – 1977 models. Here you will find detail information about the bike’s dimension, engine type (bore and stroke, displacement), suspension, transmission, frame, and electrical system specs.