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CBX 1050 PHOTOS
#11
Honda oil coolers were so tiny in the early 1980s.
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#12
(02-03-2022, 10:26 PM)Beto Rocco_imp Wrote:
(02-03-2022, 10:11 PM)Tev62_imp Wrote: It is interesting to see how much the fined design extends down into the front of the engine castings compared to the CB1100, presumably to aid in engine cooling. Did the CBX not have an oil cooler, I can't see one or is it buried in the shadows? Good move if so, giving an unobstructed view of those six pipes.

It has a thin black oil cooler on top of the engine.
Because it's black, it's really hard to see in the photos, but in the X-ray picture it's item G

It has a thin black oil cooler on top of the engine.
Because it's black, it's really hard to see in the photos, but in the X-ray picture it's item G
Well spotted, I missed that Thumbs Up
(02-03-2022, 10:39 PM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote: Honda oil coolers were so tiny in the early 1980s.

Yes, I think that is what fooled me into thinking it didn't have one.Confused
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#13
Indeed very nice, Beto, thank you for posting.
Where did you find the brochure, in your closet or online ?
Very nice indeed, Beto, thanks for posting.
Where did you find the brochure, in your closet or online ?
If I could find a well maintained CBX like this, I'd buy it just for the heck of it ... keep riding the CB1100, and admire that beast in my garage.
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#14
(02-05-2022, 03:17 AM)j3gq_imp Wrote: Indeed very nice, Beto, thank you for posting.
Where did you find the brochure, in your closet or online ?
Very nice indeed, Beto, thanks for posting.
Where did you find the brochure, in your closet or online ?
If I could find a well maintained CBX like this, I'd buy it just for the heck of it ... keep riding the CB1100, and admire that beast in my garage.

I had this original Honda advertisement, but on moving house, I must have missed it.
These photos are on my computer in electronic files, with a little more quality, but this portal does not accept files with more than 250 MB, so I had to lower the quality to post
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#16
^^ aahhh^^ Thumbs Up
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#17
The ad said: "An unexpected joy to maneuver in tight city traffic, and nothing less than a phenomenon out on the open road. The Honda CBX is here ... to stay."

Well ... for 5 years anyway. The CB1100 (SC65) has had a reasonable run at 12 or 13 years.
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#18
I wonder how demo rides panned out back in the day of the CBX?

That is, would-be owners trying to find the "unexpected joy" at low speed.
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#19
(02-02-2022, 03:35 AM)Gone in 60_imp Wrote: I think I want to track down a high resolution version of that black and white engine shot and frame it for my office.

A wee bit better for you Gin60? I grabbed this one today from an actual CBX ...

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#20
Crikey that’s clean!
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