The early Honda Dreams were the first foray for the manufacturer into overhead cam engines. They would pave the way for Honda’s production street bikes going forward, even influencing the design for the CB750. This is the story of those forgotten motorcycles
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Good video! I ride a heavy duty 24 gear bike with cargo racks and bags to carry 120 pounds of food and pop. I had a bad accident on a minibike that tore the inside of my right knee up so I stayed with trucks, cars and regular bikes. I knew that a lot of the early Honda 50cc were sold in Vietnam and used not just for riding but also to power water pumps, generators and other systems needed for better rice production.
Sweet Bike!
Love you work Bart (from AUS)
I bought a Honda Dream when I was a young man and secretly restored it and gave it to my girlfriend for her birthday… she didn't like it and never rode it. She didn't last much longer. 😆