Honda CBR 1000F (1990)

The Honda CBR 1000F is a 1990 motorcycle with a four stroke, transverse four cylinder engine and a capacity of 998cc. It has a cooling system that is liquid cooled, with a compression ratio of 10.5:1 and 4x 38mm Keihin carbs for induction. Capable of producing a maximum power of 132 hp/96.2 kW at 9500 rpm and maximum torque of 104 Nm/76.7 lb-ft at 8500 rpm, it has a Wet, multiple discs, cable-operated clutch and a 6-speed transmission with a final drive of a chain. The frame is made of steel and has a single cradle frame. The front suspension features telescopic air assistance and anti-dive and the rear has a pro-link monoshock, 6-way preload, 3-way rebound damping adjust. Brakes on this motorcycle consist of 2x 296 mm discs with 2 piston calipers at the front and a single 276 mm disc with a 2 piston caliper at the rear. It has a Rake of 28 degrees, trail of 110 mm/4.3 inches and wheelbase of 1512 mm/59.6 inches. The seat height is 780 mm/30.7 inches and dry weight is 232 kg/511.5 lbs, with a fuel capacity of 21 litres/5.5 gal and a consumption average of 15.6 km/lit. Braking from 60-0/100-0 takes 13.0m/35.6m and it can reach a top speed of 264.2 km/h/164.1 mph. The standing 1/4 mile was recorded at 10.7 s/206 km/h and was tested by Motosprint in 1989.

Technical specifications:

Make Model: Honda CBR 1000F