1973 Honda CB 360 Cafe Racer
The 1973 Honda CB360 is a classic motorcycle that was part of Honda’s line of small-displacement twins, designed for new riders or those looking for a reliable, lightweight ride. It’s a beloved vintage bike today, known for its simplicity, ease of maintenance, and timeless styling. Here's a breakdown of the key info:
Specs & Features
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Engine: 356cc, air-cooled, 4-stroke, parallel twin
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Power: Around 34 horsepower @ ~9,000 rpm
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Top Speed: About 90–100 mph (depending on condition and rider weight)
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Transmission: 6-speed manual
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Carburetors: Dual Keihin CV (constant velocity) carbs
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Ignition: Points ignition (can be upgraded to electronic)
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Brakes:
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Weight: Approx. 370 lbs (wet weight)
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Fuel Capacity: About 2.9 gallons
Ride & Performance
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Comfortable and upright riding position, suitable for daily riding or weekend cruising.
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Not blazing fast, but sprightly for its size and era.
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Known for smooth handling, decent torque for a small twin, and a very forgiving powerband.
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The 6-speed transmission was a big deal for its time—most small bikes back then had 4 or 5 gears.
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Popular choice for café racer, brat, or scrambler builds.
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Still relatively affordable on the vintage market, though prices are rising.
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Parts are reasonably available, thanks to the cult following and online forums like Honda Twins.
Overview:
Not much is known of the history of this one, pulled out of a long time collectors estate. Looks like it was set up to do road Racing, Wouldn't take much to make this qualify for AHRMA Vintage Racing
Mileage:
N/A
Sheet Metal:
Fiberglass Cafe Racer body panels are in great condition and show now signs of cracking or stress
Mechanical:
Pulled out of a long time collection, it will currently need some work to get in running condition, Motor turns over freely, Who knows maybe just needs a battery and some gas?
Wheel & Tires:
Tires are showing signs of dryness and weather cracking
Title:
Clean, clear, Nevada title
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Transmission: 6 Speed
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Notable Features: Tachometer, Fiberglass Cafe Body
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