The Honda CBX1000, particularly the Pro-Link (SC03/SC06) variants produced in 1979 and 1980, represents a pinnacle of motorcycle engineering from its era. As Honda's flagship sport-touring motorcycle, it captivated riders with its powerful 998cc DOHC inline-six engine, featuring 24 valves and delivering approximately 105 horsepower. Its sophisticated design was further enhanced by the advanced Pro-Link single-shock rear suspension system, a significant departure from earlier models, offering improved handling and ride quality. This iconic machine competed in a segment defined by large-displacement, multi-cylinder motorcycles, distinguishing itself through its unique engine configuration and advanced ergonomics, making it a marvel of its time and a testament to Honda's commitment to innovation and performance.

This comprehensive workshop service repair manual provides in-depth coverage for the Honda CBX1000 (SC03/SC06) models from 1979-1980. It serves as an essential resource for owners, mechanics, and technicians, detailing all aspects of the motorcycle's mechanical and electrical systems. The manual includes extensive information on engine disassembly and assembly, carburetion, fuel and ignition systems, drivetrain, suspension (including Pro-Link), brakes, and bodywork. It also offers detailed maintenance schedules, fluid specifications, troubleshooting guides with diagnostic flowcharts, and specific procedures for common repairs and full rebuilds, ensuring the longevity and optimal performance of this legendary motorcycle.