Classic Motorcycle Mechanics

Honda 250/350 K Series (1971-on)

1968 saw Honda launch a pair of all-new 250/350 twins that were aimed at reducing the production costs of the outgoing CB72/77.

The new K series twins found an eager buying market with their more modern styling allied to the white and candy colour schemes on offer. All was well with the twins and their combined sales were most definitely better than just okay. This pair of OHC machines were principally up against new(er) BSA B series singles, old AMC chuffers or Triumph’s ageing Tiger Cub. Yes, for sure the likes of

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