Honda VF1000R (1985)

The Honda VF 1000R is a motorcycle produced in 1985 with a four-stroke, V-four cylinder engine and a capacity of 998 cc. It has liquid cooling and a compression ratio of 10.7:1, with 4x 34mm CV type carbs for fuel injection. The bike starts with an electric ignition and can produce up to 130 hp at 10500 rpm, with a max torque of 92.2 Nm at 8000 RPM. It runs on a 5 speed transmission and a chain final drive.

The front suspension has a 41mm center-axle with air-assist, 3-way rebound damping, anti-dive valuing, with front wheel travel of 155mm. The rear suspension has an air-assist coil-over shock, progressive linkage, and three-way rebound damping, with a rear wheel travel of 123mm. The front brakes consist of two 285mm discs with four-piston calipers, while the rear brakes feature a single 285mm disc with one-piston caliper. The bike has a ground clearance of 135mm and a seat height of 810mm. The dry weight is 236kg, and it has a fuel capacity of 23 liters, with an average consumption of 36 mpg.

In a road test conducted by Motosprint in 1985, it achieved a standing quarter-mile time of 10.8 seconds at 124.4 mph and a top speed of 149.0 mph. Furthermore, it was featured in a group test in the same year, showcasing its prowess on the road. Overall, the Honda VF 1000R (1985) is a powerful, sleek motorcycle that delivers both performance and style.

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Make Model: Honda VF 1000R