Scale Honda CB750F
Length: 183 mm. The image shows a painted and assembled kit.
The CB750F was an instant hit upon its release in 1979. It was powered by a 748 cc air-cooled inline-four engine that had input from the experience Honda gained in their development of the RCB endurance racer, and had 4 valves per cylinder and an output of 68 hp. It really looked the part with its cooling fins, too. Braking was taken care of by a double-disc front and single-disc rear setup. The bike’s legendary “floating line” design theme is exemplified by the graceful line traced back from the fuel tank to the tail cowling. In April 1981 it underwent a minor model change, with upgrades to the engine, suspension and brakes, taking it to even greater heights and cementing its popularity both at home and abroad.
About the Model
This is a 1/12 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 183mm, width: 64mm, height: 99mm. ★The flowing silhouette of the bike is captured in style. ★Features a detailed depiction of the 748cc engine, right down to the cooling fins. ★Vinyl tubing is included to recreate various cables and lines. ★The double cradle frame is accurately recreated. ★Metal screws in the wheels and steering make for a durable result. ★Solid synthetic rubber tyres have a realistic tread pattern. ★Decals are included for use with red, black and silver painted models
