Honda cavalcade; a brief look back

When Honda created its first in-house produced motorcycle, the Dream 98 cc in 1949, it was the start of an unparalleled industrial adventure. Over the years, the brand has created a number of trendsetters, and was an early adopter of 4-stroke engines in its mopeds and motorcycles. Here's a look back at some of the classics from Honda .

Honda CB750Four, 1970 model

• Honda CB750Four, 1970 model

Honda Super Cub C100, 1963 model

• Honda Supercub C100, 1963 model

Honda C92 Benly, 125 ccm, 1961 model

• Honda C92 Benly, 125 ccm, 1961 model

Honda C92 Benly, 125 ccm, 1964 model

• Honda C92 Benly, 125 ccm, 1964 model

Honda SL350, 1969

• Honda SL350, 1969 model

Honda CL72, 250 cc, 1965

• Honda CL72, 250 ccm, 1965 model

Honda XL100, 1978 model

• Honda XL100, 1978 model

Honda CL90, 90 ccm, 1968 model

• Honda CL90, 90 ccm, 1968 model

Honda CB77, 305 ccm, 1966 model

• Honda CB77, 305 ccm, 1966 model

Honda C110 Sporstcub, 50 ccm, 1965 model

• Honda C110 Sportscub, 50 ccm, 1965 model

Honda CB450, 1968 model

• Honda CB450, 1968 model

Honda CB750Four, 1973 model.

• Honda CB750Four, 1973 model

Honda CB450, 1969 model

• Honda CB450, 1969 model

Honda CB500Four, 1971 model

• Honda CB500Four, 1971 model

Honda CB72R, 250 ccm, 1962 model

• Honda CB72R, 250 ccm, 1962 model

Honda Gold Wing GL1000, 1976 model

• Honda Gold Wing GL1000, 1976 model

Honda CB400 Super Sport, 1976 model

• Honda CB400 Super Sport, 1976 model

Honda CBX1000, 1979 model

• Honda CBX1000, 1979 model

Honda CB900F, 1980 model

• Honda CB900F, 1980 model

Honda CB1100R, 1983 model

• Honda CB1100R, 1983 model

Honda CB350Four, 1974 model

• Honda CB350Four, 1974 model

Honda CB750F1 Super Sport, 1976 model

• Honda CB750F1 Super Sport, 1976 model

Honda CB100, 1972 model

• Honda CB100, 1972 model

Honda CB125, 1971 model

• Honda CB125 Twin, 1971 model