Mopeds 
Honda Gorilla 
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Documentation 
History.
The Honda C320 saw the light of day in 1963. Honda was founded in 1948 in Hamamatsu (Japan). The company was named after its founder Soichiro Honda. In the beginning, the production of separate motors for installation in normal bicycles was started.
Soon it was switched to production of full motorcycles, and you may not believe it but in the beginning even as a licensee of Harley-Davidson. Sometime around 1955 Honda was the first of many Japanese companies to approach the European and American market with initially light, but later also very heavy motorcycles.
We at the Fourstrokebarn only focus on the Honda four-stroke (4 stroke) mopeds (of which the Honda C320 and C320s are of course part) and light motorcycles. Characteristic of both the C310 and the C320 is that both have a so-called pushrod block. A block in which the valves are operated with pushrods.
If you are looking for parts, take a look around the site and select the parts of the Honda C320.
A trip to other four-stroke/ 4 stroke mopeds that were built during this time.
Documentation about the Hondas (if available) can be downloaded for free on this site but it is of course also nice to have the documentation yourself. Because of course you can also buy it and there are rare specimens. Meanwhile, the Fourstrokebarn has a huge amount of documentation both original Japanese but also Books, leaflets and the like.