10-29-2016, 07:33 AM
A year ago I found a very good book, that had all the explanations in it, to understand how all Honda
In Line Fours are been connected and been developed one out of the other. The description of the CB 750
and all their following stuff possesses a long part
in this book , which is called ' Honda- Die Geschichte
Der Legendären Vierzylinder Seit 1969'. The subtitle
is ' The In-Line-Fours', because the book is written
in German and English at the same time, both
languages stand side by side together. The author is called Reinhard Hopp and it is printed in Motorbuch Verlag.The first edition was 2010. Our CB 1100 is also mentioned. Here in Germany we have an ISBN number:
978-3-613-03211-8. It may be helpful. So, if you are
interested, google it or use this link:
https://www.amazon.de/Honda-Geschichte-l...3613032112
It is also full of amazing pictures.
Every once in a while I put my nose into it and in a way
it opened my eyes concerning our machines.
Wisedrum
In Line Fours are been connected and been developed one out of the other. The description of the CB 750
and all their following stuff possesses a long part
in this book , which is called ' Honda- Die Geschichte
Der Legendären Vierzylinder Seit 1969'. The subtitle
is ' The In-Line-Fours', because the book is written
in German and English at the same time, both
languages stand side by side together. The author is called Reinhard Hopp and it is printed in Motorbuch Verlag.The first edition was 2010. Our CB 1100 is also mentioned. Here in Germany we have an ISBN number:
978-3-613-03211-8. It may be helpful. So, if you are
interested, google it or use this link:
https://www.amazon.de/Honda-Geschichte-l...3613032112
It is also full of amazing pictures.
Every once in a while I put my nose into it and in a way
it opened my eyes concerning our machines.
Wisedrum