Honda SOHC Fours: CB350, CB400F, CB500, CB550, CB550F, CB550K, CB650, CB750, CB750A, CB750F, CB750K - 1969-84 (The Essential Buyer's Guide)
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| Rating | : | 4.75 (984 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1845842847 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 64 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-07-13 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He was the Editor of Motorcycle Sport & Leisure for five years before going freelance, and now contributes to a whole range of transport magazines including MSL, TAG, A to B and Tractor, as well as The Telegraph. About the AuthorPeter Henshaw has had an enthusiasm for anything with wheels from an early age â_" from bicycles to 500hp tractors. He's also written over 30 books, including 10 about bikes, and is an all-year-round motorcyclist who does not own a car.
The former became a classic in its own right, a small lightweight four that was many riders’ first bike.. The latter was the first affordable four-cylinder bike, setting new standards of performance, reliability and comfort. Two bikes represent Honda’s most important contribution to road motorcycle development – the CB400F and CB750
He's also written over 30 books, including 10 about bikes, and is an all-year-round motorcyclist who does not own a car.. He was the Editor of Motorcycle Sport & Leisure for five years before going freelance, and now contributes to a whole range of transport magazines including MSL, TAG, A to B and Tractor, as well as The Telegraph. Peter Henshaw has ha
"Interesting, but" according to srq2002. Having this in my CBInteresting, but srq2002 Having this in my CB400/4 library is good for completeness, but it is perhaps the least important and valuable book I have on this topic. It's quite a small book and rather sparse on information. Several of the photos are of bikes that have suffered from rather nasty paint jobs, etc., hardly good illustrations for collectors. The section on things to check/watch out for when buying one of these classic bikes was somewhat shallow, and omitted some of the major things that those of us who have owned one have encountered. Overall, the book left me wonder. 00/Interesting, but srq2002 Having this in my CB400/4 library is good for completeness, but it is perhaps the least important and valuable book I have on this topic. It's quite a small book and rather sparse on information. Several of the photos are of bikes that have suffered from rather nasty paint jobs, etc., hardly good illustrations for collectors. The section on things to check/watch out for when buying one of these classic bikes was somewhat shallow, and omitted some of the major things that those of us who have owned one have encountered. Overall, the book left me wonder. library is good for completeness, but it is perhaps the least important and valuable book I have on this topic. It's quite a small book and rather sparse on information. Several of the photos are of bikes that have suffered from rather nasty paint jobs, etc., hardly good illustrations for collectors. The section on things to check/watch out for when buying one of these classic bikes was somewhat shallow, and omitted some of the major things that those of us who have owned one have encountered. Overall, the book left me wonder. "Small, basic guide to the CB-series of bikes" according to Tony S. Bittle. First-off, this is a much smaller book than I was expecting. It would be a good beginners guide to the CB-series of bikes. I did learn a few things I did not know before, but there is nothing in-depth relating to these bikes.. Limited Value John G. Nee Limited narrative, cookie cutter approach similar to other volumes, common sense is what is covered . Not recommended for the price.