Honda CR750

The Honda CR750 of the 1980s is a rare and iconic racing motorcycle, closely tied to Honda’s early dominance in international competition. Built primarily for endurance and production-based racing, it featured a powerful inline-four engine, advanced engineering for its time, and a focus on reliability as much as outright speed. With its distinctive racing fairing and unmistakable Honda sound, the CR750 represents a key chapter in the brand’s transition from experimental racers to highly refined, competitive machines.