1975 Honda CB550

“1975 Honda CB550 – Classic Inline-Four / Candy Jade Green / 5-Speed

Condition: Beautifully preserved and recently serviced example
Engine: 544cc SOHC inline-four, factory rated at 50 HP
Transmission: 5-speed manual
Mileage: [Specify if known]
Exterior Color: Candy Jade Green with black, white, and gold accents
Seat: Black vinyl two-up seat with grab strap and rear grab bar

FEATURES:
A stunning 1975 Honda CB550, finished in Candy Jade Green, representing one of the most balanced and refined middleweight motorcycles of the 1970s. Combining Honda’s engineering excellence with timeless styling, this CB550 remains an enduring icon of the classic four-cylinder era.

Power comes from a 544cc SOHC inline-four mated to a five-speed transmission, breathing through four Keihin carburetors and exhaling through a chrome four-into-four exhaust system. The engine was factory rated at 50 horsepower, offering smooth performance, reliability, and that signature Honda sound.

The bike retains its original look with chrome fenders, wire-spoke wheels, and street lighting, complemented by a black vinyl two-up seat and both center and side stands. The Candy Jade Green finish is accented with black, white, and gold striping on the 3.7-gallon fuel tank, giving it a distinctly period-correct presence.

Suspension is handled by a telescopic front fork with black accordion gaiters and twin chrome preload-adjustable shocks, while braking is provided by a front disc and rear drum setup. The bike rides on Shinko tires mounted to 19″ front and 18″ rear wire-spoke wheels.

Recent service in preparation for sale includes:

Oil change

Brake fluid flush

Carburetor cleaning and synchronization

Replacement of battery, spark plugs, and tires

Cam chain tension, valve clearance, and ignition timing adjustment

This CB550 is offered with an owner’s manual, tool kit, and a clean Wisconsin title.

A superbly maintained and mechanically refreshed example of Honda’s beloved CB series — combining everyday rideability, vintage style, and collectible appeal.”