1980 Honda CX500 Pictures
The 1980 Honda CX500 was different looking than its predecessors, but it proved to be both economical and reliable.
![]() Stubby wheelbase, upright forks, and an oddly tapered fuel tank contributed to the CX500's unorthodox look. |
![]() The CX500's engine was unusual, too. The crosswise, water-cooled V-twin had four valves per cylinder, but used pushrods instead of overhead cams. |
![]() Honda addressed some of the initial styling concerns with a Custom-model version of the CX500. |
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