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V-4 engines have gone full circle from being a popular engine configuration in the 80s, to being a sport touring engine in the 90s to being practically forgotten in the 2000s to being the preferred race engine configuration in the 2010s.What do you like about this Honda VFR?
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I liked the addition of fuel injection along with the firestorm looks… there were nice bikes
Always love VTEC-Equipped bike 🙂
This is easily the most appealing honda product I have seen. Torque smootness, upright posture, fuel injection, good looks, about the right size of engine for a regular rider, but enough extra for touring when you feel like it. VTEC is a bonus too, since a turbo would kill insurance rates.
not to mention gear driven camshafts and a single-sided swingarm.