Honda cbx750

From Mr. T's haircut to the DeLorean, shoulder pads and the Rubik's Cube, everything that was popular in the '80s

Unlike its famous cousin the CB750, the Honda CBX750 is a bit of a sleeper. But it does have a very unusual claim to fame: it was the motorcycle of choice for highway patrolmen in several countries. Honda even built a police-specific version of it. One of those countries is Malaysia, home to Kerkus Motorworks. Founders Azahar and Raveen have swung spanners on the CBX750 before, a process that usually involves shedding as much of the original styling as possible. But this new project called…

There are certain motorcycles of yesteryear that have failed to break through into the new custom culture; some for very

Most people reading this story wouldn't think twice about choosing a CB over a CBX. Hell, I'd probably do the

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A subtle but brilliant Kawasaki Z1 from AC Sanctuary, a wild supercharged Triumph Bobber from England, and a sneak peek at the new, 80s-style Honda CB-F concept. RCM-507: A new AC Sanctuary Z1 Every time we feel like we need a ‘reset’ of sorts, we check in on AC Sanctuary. Their builds are timeless, classy and impeccably constructed—like a new album from Arcade Fire, you know exactly what you’re going to get, but you also know it’s going to be good. This Z1 sticks to the formula. It’s more…