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Honda CB450 “Black Bomber” (1967)Reg SGH84F MILES 8, 500MOT & Tax EXEMPTThis is an absolutely fine example of this iconic motorcycle, in very nice condition, having recently undergone some restoration work. The Engine runs and start easily, with no issues. The overall condition is to be frank spectacular considering she is some 58 years old, and this example therefore represents an excellent addition for a Collector or an Enthusiast, because as with all Classics we all need a little and contact maintenance (don't we ??) The Old Boys Motorcycle Workshop Ltd (“The Old Boys”) are acting as Agent for and on behalf of the registered Owner of the vehicle (the Seller), at no time shall The Old Boys be held responsible or liable for any inaccurate information given nor implied. Upon payment of the agreed purchase price, the Buyer is deemed to fully agree with the terms of the Sale and to have purchased the vehicle. The Old Boys are authorised by the Seller to arrange the transfer the V5 into the Buyer’s name, DVLA will email confirmation to the Seller. Vehicles are sold on a Sale or Return basis, being sold as seen, on a “Trade” sale basis without warranty or guarantee implied nor given, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Seller. The Seller has given The Old Boys full mandate and their consent to negotiate, agree and arrange the sale of their vehicle on their behalf. Old Skool Workshop facilities (Mechanical and Electronic), Spares, Parts & fitting, Servicing Classic & Modern bikes, Custom/ Restoration projects, Tyres supply and fitting, Bike Storage, National Collection/ Delivery, Pre-Sale check. In fact ANYTHING & EVERYTHING Motorcycle !Thank you for your interest & RIDE WELL EVERYONE !!The 1967 Honda CB450 "Black Bomber" was a groundbreaking motorcycle featuring a 444cc double overhead cam (DOHC) parallel-twin engine producing 43–45 horsepower The Black Bomber is surprisingly smooth, with its DOHC setup allowing the engine to rev remarkably high for its era. However, the first-generation 4-speed gearbox felt clunky and featured ratios that did not perfectly suit the engine's powerband. While its straight-line speed rivalled much larger 650cc and 750cc motorcycles, it lacked the legendary frame handling of contemporary Triumphs and Nortons . Today, the 1967 CB450 is viewed as a highly sought-after classic and a massively important milestone for Honda. It proved that the Japanese manufacturer could build high-performance, technologically advanced large-capacity machines. Because the styling of the K0 model wasn't universally loved, Honda later released the CB450 K1 in 1968 with a 5-speed gearbox, revised styling, and better commercial success. The distinct, chrome-sided humped fuel tank is the signature feature of the K0 "Black Bomber".
