The 1973 Honda CB500 Four is widely celebrated as one of the finest classic Japanese motorcycles ever built, often referred to by enthusiasts as the 'thinking man’s motorcycle'
Introduced in 1971, it was essentially a smaller, lighter companion to the famous CB750 Four, using a 50bhp, 498cc air-cooled inline-four and was marketed as a smoother, more manageable four-cylinder motorcycle rather than an outright superbike
This example, first registered on 17/08/1973, remains in wonderfully original all-round condition even down to the rare four-into-four exhaust system, often missing from examples of this era
Very well presented in Candy Gold, it's described by our vendor as 'running and riding well'
Supplied with a current V5C, a number of old MOTs, the original owner's handbook and two sets of original Honda keys
A great opportunity to purchase a smart example of Honda's mid-weight sporting bike that is ready to enjoy