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Quick Silver - The Honda CB900F (Page 3)You can dial in a wide range of ride rates, all of which tend toward firmness. We found a fork pressure at the high end of the recommended range of 11-14 psi, coupled with soft compression damping, No. 2 rebound damping and No. 3 preload gave an excellent compromise between compliance and control. For high-energy riding on rougher roads, the Honda has the reserve capacity to handle it. Only on an extended Interstate tour might the overall ride become a trifle harsh. Steering accuracy is uncanny on sweeping ramps and the like. Rider effort is modest, even with the shorter low handlebar, and there is no see-sawing needed to keep the bike on line. High-speed stability is commendable, with little wandering at its indicated top speed of 210 km/h. Honda has created a tightly controlled handling package, despite the fact that the frame is actually in three pieces. As on the 750, the cradle tubes under the engine are bolted in, allowing the tall engine to be dropped out of the frame. If there is any weakness in the concept, the results don’t show it. The brakes have the same twin-piston calipers and concentrically slotted discs as the 750. They’re dynamite. The dual front discs are usually all you’ll ever need, but the powerful rear is available when needed to keep things in line. Braking is first class. Few will dispute the handsome looks of the Honda F models. The 900 looks a little tougher with the black engine, but otherwise possesses the same elegance of line as the 750. There is nothing outlandish about them, just a pure, sporting appearance. The optional color is black with red trim, as an alternative to the silver and blue combination of our test machine. Honda also markets additional accessories for the 900F, apart from the low bar kit. The 1981 CBX-style fairing can be supplied with lowers, mirrors, windshield and mounts, and color matched to the CB900F for $995. An optional clock, altimeter, voltmeter and temperature gauge, similar to those on the Interstate models, can also be had. The fairing requires installation of the $220.65 low bar kit. You can also get a luggage rack, engine guards and even a sliding backrest. We like the CB900F just fine as it stands. It’s sporting, but without heavy compromise to everyday comfort. And it’s adaptable to touring if you so desire. There’s little on pavement that it can’t do well. But its forte and its breeding are in the European environment. Speed limits are an encumbrance it suffers with little grace. It has the speed, endurance, handling and braking to strafe the autobahns and Alpine passes at the head of the pack. In our land of speed signs and radar traps,’ it’s almost a displaced citizen. You’ll find your restraint melting away time and again. If you have $4,199 to spare and a low number of demerit points against your licence, there is nothing else quite like the CB900F.
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