Honda CB360 Motorcycle - Street (1973-1977)

The Honda CB360 series, produced from 1973 to 1977, was a popular standard motorcycle that succeeded the CB350. It was powered by an air-cooled, 356cc or 357cc SOHC parallel-twin engine, delivering 34 horsepower. This versatile platform offered a balance of performance and economy, making it a favorite for daily commuting and weekend rides. Throughout its production, the CB360 series saw several key variations. While most models, including the base CB360, CB360G, CB360T, and the CL360 scrambler, featured a 6-speed manual transmission, the later CJ360T (1976-1977) was a more economical sub-model equipped with a 5-speed transmission. Braking systems also varied; early base models used drum brakes, while the CB360G and CB360T introduced a front hydraulic disc brake. The CJ360T, however, reverted to drum brakes for both wheels, and notably lacked an electric starter and dual mufflers, representing a cost-cutting measure. These changes reflect Honda's efforts to cater to different market segments. FAQ:

Q: How do I ensure I get parts for my specific CB360 model year?

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