Honda VFR 400R (1986)

The Honda VFR 400R is a four-stroke 90 degrees V-four cylinder motorcycle, with a capacity of 399cc and 4 valves per cylinder. Its compression ratio is 11.3:1, and it has a maximum power of 59hp at 12800rpm and a maximum torque of 39Nm at 10000rpm. The motorcycle has a wet sump lubrication system, a 6-speed transmission, and a chain final drive. Its frame is a twin-spar aluminum, and it has 41mm inverted forks for the front suspension and a rising-rate monoshock for the rear suspension. The front brakes have 2x 269mm 4 piston calipers, while the rear brakes have a single disc 2 piston caliper. The motorcycle has a top speed of 219 km/h or 136 mph and a consumption average of 42 mpg, with a fuel capacity of 18 liters or 4.0 gallons. Its height is 1075 mm or 42.3 in, and its length is 1985 mm or 78.1 in, with a wheelbase of 1345 mm or 53.0 in, and a seat height of 870 mm or 30.7 in. The dry weight of the motorcycle is 170 kg or 374.7 lbs, making it a lightweight and agile bike. Overall, the Honda VFR 400R is a fast and reliable motorcycle for its time, with impressive performance and handling.

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Make Model: Honda VFR 400R