
1969 Honda CB160
Part of Honda's popular small displacement lineup, the lightweight CB160 is a great example of classic proportions paired with a high revving twin engine. Its air cooled, 10,000rpm parallel twin features a single overhead camshaft, Keihin carburetors, dual exhaust, and electric starting.
The bike utilizes a tubular steel frame with the engine serving as a stressed member, contributing to its compact and athletic chassis design. Suspension consists of a telescopic front fork and a twin-shock rear setup, while braking is handled by front and rear drums. The CB160 utilizes a 4 speed transmission to transfer power to the rear wheel via conventional chain final drive.
This cafe racer style Honda has velocity stack intake, Hagon rear shocks, clubman style handlebars, and a custom single seat integrated into the rear cowl. Other upgrades include the conversion to electronic ignition and a lithium ion battery. The bike includes a weatherproof cover, kick start lever, license plate mount, and clean California title.
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Listing Details
Chassis #B1601085734
Engine #B160E1085483
161cc Air Cooled Twin Engine
Keihin Carburetors
4-Speed Transmission
Multi-Disc Wet Clutch
Electric and Kick Start
Electronic Ignition
Shorai Lithium Battery
NGK Plugs and Plug Wires
100 MPH Speedometer
Tubular Backbone Type Chassis
Clubman Style Handlebars
Telescopic Front Fork
Custom Seat and Tail Section
18" Wire Spoke Wheels
Bridgestone Battlax Tires




















