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"The third generation inline four" Honda's 655cc 16-valve DOHC inline four introduced in 1982/1983. I think it was first introduced with the Japanese market CBX650 Custom. From what I understand in North American markets is started with the CB550SC engine then CB650SC. I guess this "third generation inline 4" has 550, 600??, 650, 700, 750 and a 900cc versions.
"The third generation inline four" Honda's 655cc 16-valve DOHC inline four introduced in 1982/1983. I think it was first introduced with the Japanese market CBX650 Custom. From what I understand in North American markets is started with the CB550SC engine then CB650SC. I guess this "third generation inline 4" has 550, 600??, 650, 700, 750 and a 900cc versions.


==Engine Development==
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|CBX (CBX1000)||||1978||
|CBX (CBX1000)||CB1(79) SC03(80) SC06(81-82)<ref name="CBXClubXvital">https://www.cbxclub.com/xvital.html</ref>||1978–1982||CB1E(79) SC03(80-82)<ref name="CBXClubXvital"/>
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|CBX750||RC17||1984-1988||
|CBX750||RC17||1984-1988||
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Revision as of 16:55, 11 April 2025

"The third generation inline four" Honda's 655cc 16-valve DOHC inline four introduced in 1982/1983. I think it was first introduced with the Japanese market CBX650 Custom. From what I understand in North American markets is started with the CB550SC engine then CB650SC. I guess this "third generation inline 4" has 550, 600??, 650, 700, 750 and a 900cc versions.

Engine Development

Bike Chassis Year Engine
CBX (CBX1000) CB1(79) SC03(80) SC06(81-82)[1] 1978–1982 CB1E(79) SC03(80-82)[1]
CBX750 RC17 1984-1988