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Honda Reintroduces the CB750

There was once a time when the inline four-cylinder engine dominated Japanese motorcycle design, a trend Honda began in 1969 with the CB750. Emissions requirements, technology, and times have changed, and the new dominant engine layout is the parallel-twin.

Honda recently introduced a new CB750 at this year’s Intermot Cologne motorcycle show, but unlike its ancestor with which it shares its alphanumeric model designation,

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