The Honda CB750CR Winning Daytona 200
The year was 1970. Motorcycle culture was exploding all over the country, the muscle car era was in full swing, and Americans were more interested in racing than ever before. Intrepid rider Dick Mann, and the reluctantly constructed, factory-backed Honda team stood on the precipice of racing glory, but a tough 200 miles stood between the team and the big “W” that would legitimize Honda as a force to be reckoned with in the world of motorcycle road racing.
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