Honda CB750F SuperSport

Introducing the 1979 Honda CB750F SuperSport, a motorcycle that embodies the spirit of the late '70s performance revolution. Positioned within the sport category, the CB750F was Honda's answer to the increasing demand for faster, more agile machines that could dominate both the streets and the racetrack. With its sleek lines, aggressive stance, and a reputation for reliability, the CB750F quickly became a favorite among enthusiasts, offering a blend of power and precision that few could match at the time. At the heart of the CB750F lies a robust 749cc in-line four engine, delivering a spirited 72 horsepower at 8,000 RPM. This four-stroke powerhouse features a compression ratio of 9.0:1 and is fed by a Keihin VB42B carburetor, ensuring a responsive throttle that encourages spirited riding. The bike's 5-speed transmission allows for seamless gear changes, whether you're cruising on the highway or tackling twisty back roads. With a weight of 230 kg (507 lbs), the CB750F boasts a commendable power-to-weight ratio of 0.3131 HP/kg, resulting in an exhilarating riding experience characterized by nimble handling and quick acceleration. The air-cooled design keeps things simple and reliable, making it a perfect companion for both new riders and seasoned veterans. The CB750F is not just about raw power; it also incorporates several key features and technologies that enhance both comfort and control. The motorcycle is equipped with front double disc brakes and a single disc rear brake, providing impressive stopping power that inspires confidence, especially during spirited rides. A comfortable seat height of 810 mm makes it accessible for a variety of riders, while the generous fuel tank capacity of 20.06 liters ensures that long-distance touring is a breeze. Notably, the bike comes with an electric starter, making it easy to fire up and hit the road. Available in striking black and silver color options, the CB750F is as much a visual statement as it is a performance machine. **