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The Magna

It's A Dare, A Threat And A Promise.


The Honda Magna...Honda figured out a long time ago that there were a select few that wanted to lounge in comfort as well as be able to tear up the asphalt and look good doing it...Hence the Magna was born! For these riders Honda created the V30, V45, V65, & the VF750 Magna's.

The Magna shares the designation of "power cruiser" with its V-4 Sportbike derived engine dropped into a chassis designed to cruise.

Through the years the Magna has evolved. In the eighties its looks were typified by a tall, narrow profile. The first makeover brought looks, i.e. stylish side panels, solid rear wheel and upswept pipes to try and equal that of the performance output.

In the fashion-conscious nineties, the Magna underwent an entire make-over, including a new long, low cruiser attire to go with an update in engine technology. Don't be fooled by a pretty wrapper. This is no cruiser, it is a performer that can hang with the best. If you want proof, just ask a Magna owner.

The Magna hailed by motorcycle press everywhere as the best cruiser in the world, has raised everyone's expectations. Those that own a Magna salivate at the thought of long rides into the sunset, or rides that tackle an s-curve or switchback.

This website is dedicated to those who own a Magna...past, present and future.

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