Honda Superhawk CB72, CB77, CP77  


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Perfect red is the color of Love.
Honda Superhawk - CB72, Marcel Knotter Not all fenders must be grey. ...on a very nice CB72 riding around in Holland.
1969 Honda CA77 Dream - Terry Mitchell Terry Mitchell was able to distill the very quintessence of "Brilliant White" through practice with his 1969? Dream. Take a look ...it is gorgeous!
1964 CB77 - Carl Block I am hoping you will include my bike in the gallery. It is a 1964 CB77 that was in my father's garage as a basket case...
1966 Honda Dream CA77 1966 Honda Dream, CA77 - a perfect bike to take a ride, down by the Everglades...
CB77 Honda Superhawk Aside from a beautifully restored Superhawk, this photo also offers you: The woods, the stones, the mist, the oriental trellis. Very Zen...
1962 CB77 Honda Superhawk This is a scarce, 1962 model of the CB77. Restored by Tim Folger. The "Before" photo is available for inspiration to anyone on the path to perfection...
1965 CB77 - Owner: Bob Lee Classic bike, classic color palette... Owned by Bob Lee.
CA77 Dream This is to remind you why the Honda Dreams remain such a popular motorcycle; so much more than a sum of its parts...
Click to Magnify The aesthetics transcend the time and space until no one is sure whether the bike enhances the fence or whether it is really the other way around... Owned by Amanda Meeker
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Click to Magnify This CL77 was restored by Dick Johnson
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Click to Magnify Vintage Photo: This is a well traveled 1966 Superhawk.
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Click to Magnify Here is a European CYP77. This bike is still in daily use on the streets of Oslo, Norway. Jan (who is pictured giving a ride to his sister) is the original and current owner.
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Click to Magnify This bike has been restored by Ignacio Valdes. See how this bike happened.
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CB77 - For Sale This Canadian CB77 was restored by Bill Johnston.

 

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Click to Magnify The pair of stands are not the only worthwhile attributes of Jim Haggard's fine SuperHawk.
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Click for Larger Image A pristine example of the apex in street SuperHawks. Gerry Kashuk's late issue (note the chromed fenders) CB77 is fitted with the rare and exotic YB kit; full treatment!
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Click for Larger Image Is it a work of art or just a mode of transportation? This beautiful bike is owned by a well known writer who has also been described as a dedicated Honda historian.  Tokyo Rose in the foreground, right in front of the Baby Grand...
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Click for Larger Image Sometimes a well integrated modification is hard to pick out.  Here, the mufflers and the rear shocks are aftermarket, but look as if they really are a part of the original.
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Click for Larger Image This picture dates back to 1969.  The rider of this CA77 (with sideburns) went on to become a famous field correspondent about MC culture abroad.  Here is one of his reports. UNISEF's Mimosa Building is in the background; Beirut, Lebanon.
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Click for Larger Image This very clean Canadian CP77 belongs to John Leader. This SuperHawk has the Type III handlebars and the early "two-piece" mufflers. Frame -  CP77-1001803, Motor - CP77E-1001724.
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Your bike here... If you have a picture of your SuperHawk or of a SuperHawk related bike, it will be in good company here.  Please contact me if you want to send me a photo, either by mail or e-mail.
 

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