Introduction	The Honda Spirit
	Giant step for making
	The machine that changed the face of motorcycling
Genesis of the Honda Dream CB 750 Four	The Four's Antecedent: CB72
	The Four's Antecedent: CB450
	Grand Prix Fours of the 1960's: RC162 - 250cc
	Grand Prix Fours of the 1960's: RC184 - 500cc
	Soichiro Honda and CB750 development
	Whys and Hows of CB750 Four Development Explained its Creator (Pag. 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6)
CB750 K0: The Revolution	Sensational Tokyo Show Debut
	Technical breakthroughs
	Press Reactions
	The original catalogues
	Sales of the CB750 Four
Evolution of the Fours after the CB750 K0	Introduction
	1969: CB750 Four K0
	1970: CB750 Four K1
	1972: CB750 Four K2
	1974: CB750 Four K4
	1977: CB750 Four K7
	1977: CB750A/EARA
	1976: CB750 Super Sport (F1)
	The DOHC Models
	1978-79: CB750 KZ
	1978-79: CB750FZ Super Sport
	1979: CB750KZ
	1971: CB500 Four
	1972: CB350 Four
	1975: CB400F (F-1) Super Sport
	1975: CB550F Super Sport (CB550 Four, CB550F1, CB550F-II)
	1978: CB900FZ
	1978: CB1100RB
Racing Success and Legends	The CB750 Four's major Race Achievements
	1970 CB750 Racer
	1971 Honda Hawk Bonneville Land Speed record Streamliner
	1973 CB750 Racer
	1976 RCB750/1000 (480 and 481)
	1977-78 RCB750/1000 (481A and 482)
And the Honda Dream CB750 lives on today...	An authentic CB750 Four today