Honda CMX450C Rebel (1986-87)

The Honda CMX 450C Rebel was produced between 1986 and 1987 with a four-stroke parallel twin-cylinder engine and a capacity of 447cc. The engine had a SOHC and three valves per cylinder, while the bike was cooled by an air-cooling system. It had a maximum power of 38 hp at 8000 rpm, with a compression ratio of 9.3:1. The induction system used two 32mm Keihin carburetors, and the ignition was battery-powered and inductive. It had a wet, multi-plate clutch and six-speed transmission. The final drive was a chain.

The bike came with a double-cradle frame, centre-axle fork, 38mm forks, and 140mm wheel travel. The rear suspension had dual shocks with adjustable spring preloads. The front brakes were equipped with a single 240mm disc and a two-piston caliper; the rear brake had a 230mm drum. The front tyre was 100/90-18, and the rear tyre was 140/90-15.

The bike had a rake measurement of 58.0 degrees and a trail of 135 mm/5.3 in. The wheelbase measurement was 1530 mm/60.2 in with a seat height of 690 mm/27.2 in. The dry weight was 174.0 kg/383.6 lbs, while the wet weight was 187 kg/408 lbs. The fuel capacity was 12 litres/3.1 US gal, with an average fuel consumption of 57.2 mpg/26.4 km/lit.

The Honda CMX 450C Rebel had a standing quarter-mile of 14.4 sec/90 mph and a top speed of 101 mph.

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Make Model: Honda CMX 450C Rebel