In the late 1970s Honda produced a motorcycle with an inline-6, 1000cc screamer that sounded like an F1 car. Even better, actually. It was the CBX and it’s one of the coolest bikes ever. It had six carburetors and produced maximum power at 9000 RPM. Okay, it’s not a boat, but I think we can all appreciate this! #motorcycles #engines #fastandloud #racing #hondamotorcycles #speed | Scream And Fly Magazine

Honda originally got its start in America with motorcycles. After World War II, Honda began adapting generator motors to power bicycles and by 1948, Honda Motor was founded and began making their own motors. Honda’s goal was to make the motorcycle mainstream and their advertising slogan “you meet the nicest people on a Honda” did just that. The American Auto Industry in the 60s and 70s was growing and expanding. American manufacturers were making larger family cars to fit the move towards suburb