Difference between revisions of "Honda CL-series"
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==125cc== | ==125cc== | ||
[[Honda CL125]] (1960-1974) | [[Honda CL125]] (1960-1974) | ||
==160cc== | |||
[[Honda CL160]] (1966-1967) | |||
==175cc== | ==175cc== | ||
[[Honda CL175]] (1968-1973) | [[Honda CL175]] (1968-1973) | ||
==200cc== | ==200cc== | ||
[[Honda CL200]] (1974) | [[Honda CL200]] (1974) | ||
==350cc== | |||
[[Honda CL350]] (1968-1973) | |||
==360cc== | |||
[[Honda CL360]] (1969-1973) | |||
==450cc== | |||
[[Honda CL450]] (1967-1974) | |||
[[Category:Honda motorcycles|CL-series]] | [[Category:Honda motorcycles|CL-series]] | ||
Revision as of 20:53, 17 March 2008
The Honda CL-series was a style of motorcycle with raised exhaust systems and higher rear fenders and the name "Scrambler" which implied they could perform some off-road duty. These were actually street motorcycles
50cc
Honda CL50 (1967-1970)
70cc
Honda CL70 (1969-1973)
90cc
Honda CL90 (1967-1969)
100cc
Honda CL100 (1970-1973)
125cc
Honda CL125 (1960-1974)
160cc
Honda CL160 (1966-1967)
175cc
Honda CL175 (1968-1973)
200cc
Honda CL200 (1974)
350cc
Honda CL350 (1968-1973)
360cc
Honda CL360 (1969-1973)
450cc
Honda CL450 (1967-1974)