The CBX750, or RC17, is a Honda motorcycle sold mainly in Europe, South Africa and Australia and built from 1984 to 1988. It was developed from the CB750 while sharing technology and some parts with the V4 VF and VFR series, and the X in the name stands for City Bike eXperimental. A Japanese version was the CBX750 Horizon, and North America got the CB750SC Nighthawk S and a tariff-beating Nighthawk 700S with twin rear shocks and shaft drive. The CBX750P police version, kept in production until 1994, served in Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Turkey, Gibraltar and Ireland, and its engine and frame fed the early 1990s retro Nighthawk 750 and CB750.
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retuned version of the 747cc I4 engine
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