Honda VFR750F2 (1987)

The Honda VFR 750F-II-H is a motorcycle that was produced in 1987. It has a four-stroke, 90-degree V-four cylinder engine with gear-driven DOHC and four valves per cylinder, as well as a capacity of 748cc/45.6 cubic in. The compression ratio is 10.5:1, and the cooling system is liquid-cooled. The induction is through four 34.5mm Keihin VD carburetors, and lubrication is achieved via forced pressure and a wet sump. The motorcycle has an electric start and can reach a max power of 77.4 kW/106 hp at 10500 rpm and a max torque of 66 Nm/6.7kgf-m/48.7 ft-lb at 7500 rpm. It has a wet multiplate clutch and a 6-speed transmission, as well as final drive through a chain. The front suspension is a 37mm Showa air-assisted telescopic fork with TRAC Anti-Dive, and the rear suspension is Pro-Link adjustable for preload only with remote adjuster, with front brakes consisting of 2x 276mm discs and 2 piston calipers and rear brakes consisting of a single 256mm disc and 2 piston caliper. The front tyre is 110/90 V16, and the rear tyre is 130/80 V18. The motorcycle has a rake of 27.5 degrees, a trail of 108 mm/4.2 in, a wheelbase of 1475 mm/58.1 in, and a dry weight of 198 kg/347 lbs. It has a fuel capacity of 20 liters/5.3 US gal and can achieve a consumption average of 5.3 L/100 km/18.6 km/l/44 US mpg. The standing 1/4 mile is achieved in 11.6 sec/192 km/h/119 mph, and the top speed is 237 km/h/147 mph.

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Make Model: Honda VFR 750F-II-H