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			[[Image:Soichiro Honda.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|[[Soichiro Honda]]]]
	[[Soichiro Honda]]'s meteoric rise from postwar bicycle-maker to world leader in [[motorcycle]] innovation and production is one of the most inspirational stories of our century: In the '50s, the company began building small motorcycles; by the end of the '60s, [[Honda]]® had unleashed the mighty [[Honda CB750K\|CB750 Four]], arguably the most important new motorcycle of the postwar era; the '70s saw Honda set all-time sales records with the CB350 and then hit the afterburner with the audacious [[Honda CBX\|CBX]] and [[liquid-cooled]] [[:Category:Honda GL series\|Gold Wing®]].		[[Soichiro Honda]]'s meteoric rise from postwar bicycle-maker to world leader in [[motorcycle]] innovation and production is one of the most inspirational stories of our century: In the '50s, the company began building small motorcycles; by the end of the '60s, [[Honda]]® had unleashed the mighty [[Honda CB750K\|CB750 Four]], arguably the most important new motorcycle of the postwar era; the '70s saw Honda set all-time sales records with the CB350 and then hit the afterburner with the audacious [[Honda CBX\|CBX]] and [[liquid-cooled]] [[:Category:Honda GL series\|Gold Wing®]].