Yamaha TX 750 1972 VS Honda CB 500 T (1976) (Jun 2026)

Yamaha TX 750 1972 VS Honda CB 500 T (1976)

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Yamaha TX 750 1972 VS Honda CB 500 T (1976) Specifications

Bike Information

Bike Name:	Yamaha TX 750 1972	Honda CB 500 T (1976)
CC:	650	500
Regular Price:	0 BDT	0 BDT
Bike Type:	Standard	Standard
Distributor/Seller:
Model Year:	1972	1976
Brand Origin:	Japan
Made In:
Assemble In:

Engine

Engine Type	Twin, four-stroke	Twin, four-stroke
Maximum Power	49.89	41.17
Maximum Torque
Bore		70.0 Mm
Stroke		64.8 mm
Compression Ratio		8.5:1
No of Cylinders
Valves
Fuel Supply	Carburator

Transmission

Transmission Type	Manual	Manual
No of Gears	5	5
Clutch Type	Wet-multiplate	Info Not Available

Chassis & Suspension

Chassis Type
Front Suspension	info not Availlable	Info Not Available
Rear Suspension	Info not available	Info Not Available

Brakes

Front Brake Type	Single Disc	Single Disc
Rear Brake Type	Drum Brake	Drum Brake
Front Brake Diameter
Rear Brake Diameter
Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS)	No	No

Wheels & Tires

Front Tire Size	No	No
Rear Tire Size	4.00-18	4.00-18
Tubeless Tires	tubetyre	tubetyre

Dimensions

Overall Length
Overall Width
Height
Ground Clearance
Weight	240.0 kg	202.0 Kg
Fuel Tank Capacity	16.00 litres	13.00 Litres
Wheelbase

Electricals

Battery Type	lead-acid	Info-Not-Available
Battery Voltage	12V 4Ah	Info Not Available
Head Light	Halogen	Halogen
Tail Light	halogen	halogen
Indicators	halogen	halogen

Features

Speedometer	analog	analog
Odometer	analog	analog
RPM Meter	Analog	Analog
Handle Type	Pipe handle bar	Pipe handle bar
Seat Type	Single-Seat	Single-Seat
Passenger Grab Rail	no	yes
Engine Kill Switch	no	Info-Not-Available

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