Honda CB900F vs Kawasaki GPz750
The 1980s brought a new generation of performance motorcycles, and few captured the spirit of the era better than these two machines.
The Honda CB900F built a reputation for combining strong performance, excellent reliability and sharp handling. It looked purposeful, sounded fantastic and quickly became one of Honda's most respected air-cooled fours.
The Kawasaki GPz750 represented the next step in motorcycle performance. Sleek styling, impressive power and advanced engineering helped make it one of the standout sporting motorcycles of its day.
The Honda appealed to riders who wanted a muscular all-rounder with proven durability. The Kawasaki attracted those looking for cutting-edge performance and modern styling.
Today both remain highly desirable classics and represent some of the best Japanese engineering of the 1980s.
If you could only choose one, would you ride home on the Honda CB900F or the Kawasaki GPz750?