Baltimoreloading338

• Honda Cm450 Parts
• 82 Honda Cm450
• 83 Honda Cm450 Custom Fender
• 1982 Honda Cm450 Custom

Honda CB 1000 Custom

Bringing a CM450 Custom Back From The Dead! Bringing a CM450 Custom Back From The Dead! Skip navigation. Selling 83 Honda Matic cm450a 450a - Duration: 0:49. Christopher Marlow 695 views. The Honda CM series was a street bike precursor to the Honda Rebel series of motorcycles produced from 1979-1981. These bikes had a 395cc parallel twin engine that was air-cooled. Features included electric start and electronic ignition. The Honda CM series all generally resembled the older-style. 1982 Honda CM450E Parts and Accessories Explore Vehicles › Honda › CM450E. Would you like to sell products for this vehicle on Amazon.com? Parts: Controls. Handlebars; Grips; Throttles; Handlebar Controls; Handguards. Custom Fit › See All Products. I've been the proud owner of my 1982 Honda CM 250 Custom (CM250C) since 2002. I bought it in excellent condition and it has been running extremely well, especially considering the age of the bike. The tires and spark plugs are all I've had to replace so far. This motorcycle is. Honda cm450c cm450 custom airbox air cleaner box boots cm450E 82 1982 cm450A 83. 1 product rating - Vesrah Complete Gasket Kit Honda CM450A Hondamatic.

Honda Cm450 Parts

The Honda CB900C/CB1000 is a 'custom'-styled standard motorcycle produced by Honda from 1980 to 1982. The slightly modified and larger displacement CB1000C was produced in 1983 only. It is a derivative of the DOHC CB750K at the supposed requests of the American consumer, according to Rider Magazine, March 1980. It is equipped with a handful of features that are unique for its time. These included air assisted suspension front and rear, shaft drive from the GL1100 Gold Wing of the same time period, and most notably, a dual range sub-transmission that allows the operator to 'split' any of the five gears in the main transmission for a total of ten driveline ratios.[1] The CB900C is closely related to the Honda CB900F and the 1983-only Honda CB1100F (both derivatives of the CB750 line).
An air/oil cooled DOHC 902cc engine with 4 32 mm Keihin CV carburetors and electronic pointless ignition produces 84 BHP @ 8500 RPM. Front suspension relies on air pressure for preload while the rear relies more on air for the actual spring action. Three disc brakes arrest the momentum of the considerable curb weight as listed in the Honda factory service manual as 611 pounds or 277 kg.
Both Rider and Cycle World reviewed this motorcycle in 1980 with varying degrees of disregard and dissatisfaction. The top complaints were the lack of purity in the 'custom' styling and its effect on function regarding sport or spirited riding. The soft suspension was recorded as a hindrance to cornering ability as was the highly reactive shaft-drive/sub-transmission combination and the huge mass of the machine in general. Comparisons were made to tractor trailers. The bike garnered some appreciation from Cycle World for its styling and tank design.

The Sub-transmission is used as a 'jack shaft'. That is, in order for Honda to use the CB900F engine in conjunction with the GL swingarm and final shaft drive, power must be taken from the CB900F's left hand power take off and transferred to the GL's right hand side final drive shaft. The 'Jack Shaft' was given 2 gear ranges at relatively low cost.[1] Most CB900C riders use the 2-Speed Transmission more like 6th gear overdrive. Leaving the bike in low range while shifting through the normal 5 gears, then shifting into high range once up to speed on highway, reducing engine rpm significantly at touring speeds.
Despite the lackluster treatment of the bike by the media some 27 years ago, the CB900 Custom has gained a small cult following. This phenomenon is not due to any one particular attribute of the cycle, but rather to a culmination of appreciation for its uniqueness (10 speeds), styling, comfort, reliability, and ample power output.

82 Honda Cm450

83 Honda Cm450 Custom Fender

1982 Honda Cm450 Custom

• Motorcycles in database: 26468
• Technical specifications: 853965
• Images of motorcycles: 30335
• Videos: 339
• Manufacturers: 379