1966 Honda CB160 Sport The Honda CB160 Sport hit showrooms in 1965 about six years after Honda began exporting motorcycles to the United States. It followed the pressed steel framed 125cc CA92 and 150cc CA95 but used the tubular steel frame like the already successful CB72 and CB77 launched in 1961. Honda’s GP bikes used a similar engine-as-stressed-member frame design. Most any high school kid in the mid-1960’s was aware of Honda’s very cool offerings. They knew about and could afford the step-