Modification of a Classic CB Motorcycle

The Meaning of CB Names and Their History
A pride for you if you have a CB motor, of course, every time you have a chemistry from a CB motor owned. CB Motor teaches us about Hard work, kinship, perseverance.
CB motorbike according to various sources is the ruler of the retro segment / lower middle class classic segment, only the Honda CB is owned by bikers in the country who like touring with the sound of the motor blar ..... blar ……
The term commonly used for CB riders or motorcycle users is LUR. Lur is a designation between bikers which stands for sedulur = relatives / relatives / family. Then if CB itself stands for, right? we became curious about the length of the CB then we tried to peek at Om Google and the results are many who have interpreted it. One of them is the blogger 'roiscbi' on the site www.costbi.wordpress.com, he said that it stands for CB = Contack Breaker (platinum), CB = Cub naming the Honda output series: super cub.
By the way Motor CB, This motor is very popular with young people. Energy performance and sporty appearance that makes young people love it. Hehehe beats his love for his girlfriend
The history of this CB motor, which we took from a source of the first motor info into Indonesia, in 1971, was issued a CB 100 K1. The problem at that time was PT Federal Motor.
Here follows the history of the CB Motor History since Honda was first produced
1959
Honda Releases the CB72 Hawk which has a 250 cc 4-speed engine capacity
1961
Honda launches the CB77 Super Hawk, sport design with a 350 cc engine capacity
1965
Honda CB twin 450 cc launched to debut the big motorbike from Honda.
1968
Honda shifted its market focus by producing CB250 and CB350, as well as stopping the production of Honda CB72 and CB77
1969
Honda launches the CB 750
1970s
Honda CB 750 was successfully released to America and the world successfully
1971
Honda released the CB 500 four motorcycle
1972
Honda introduced a CB engine with a smaller engine capacity than before
1973
Honda entered the CB 250 in the race at the AMA motorcros championship
1974
Honda re-released the latest CB variant, CB 50 with a 5-speed horizontal engine
1976
Honda innovates with the Honda CB 750 A with the first automatic transmission
1979
The super sport motorbike model was launched by Honda under the name Honda CBX which has 6 cylinder engine capacity of 1047 cc.