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The 1981 Honda CB900F“In Europe, it brought crowds to their feet. In America, it will bring the competition to it’s knees.” 1981 Honda CB900F Honda introduces a motorcycle that needs little introduction: The long-awaited CB900F. In Europe, dedicated road riders already know the thrill of owning this motorcycle. A bike that so harmoniously integrates rider and machine. A bike that can slalom through twisting Alpine roads or soar down the Autobahn. A bike that, after crossing the mountains and valleys of Europe, is finally crossing the Atlantic. Complete with new features and refinements to make it better than ever. The Power. The CB900F is powered by one of the most advanced engines in the industry. A race-bred 902 cc DOHC four-stroke four-cylinder powerhouse. Developed and tested by Honda’s RCB factory team on the European endurance road racing circuit. It’s strong. So there’s lots of power out of the corners and down the straights. It’s smooth. Double overhead camshafts and four valve Pentroof™ combustion chambers allow for more overall port area, centralized spark plugs and lighter individual valve weights. 1981 Honda CB900F Engine The result is freer breathing, quicker burning and improved performance at higher rpm’s. Maintenance is easier too, because the camshaft doesn’t have to be removed for valve adjustment and two valves can be checked or adjusted at the same time. Carburetion comes from four 32 mm constant velocity carbs with an accelerator pump. So there’s smoother, crisper throttle response. The Handling. If all roads were designed in a straight line, designing a bike to handle them would be easy. Unfortunately, this isn’t the case. 1981 Honda CB900F Rear Wheel A complete road bike is more than just straight ahead speed. Handling is essential and is achieved by the orchestration of power, suspension and frame so they work with each other. The Honda CB900F is such a bike. A double cradle frame with tapered roller steering head bearings, for instance. Strong, slim, light and equipped with rubber engine mounts to help damp vibration. In the front, 39 mm air assisted forks with dual Syntallic™ bushings. And a single inlet filler with air pressure equalizer makes them easier to adjust. By varying pressure, the ride can be made stiffer or softer to accommodate different riding and load conditions. In the rear, Honda’s exclusive 30-way adjustable VHD™ shock absorbers. With remote reservoirs to help keep the shocks cool and reduce fading. Combine these frame and suspension features with reverse ComStar™ wheels, a needle bearing swing arm pivot, V-rated high speed tubeless tires, lightened triple disc brakes with dual piston calipers and a very comfortableriding position and you have a motorcycle that runs circles around the competition. The Reliability. The World Endurance Road Race Championship. A test of man and machine so grueling that winning just once is considered a great feat. Honda won the title five years in a row. On a bike powered by an engine which is the basis for the CB900F. A fitting testimony to the engine’s endurance and performance. And a chance for Honda’s RGB factory team to test and refine many of the state-of-the-art features found on the CB900F. The CB900F also has many features which make daily riding easier and maintenance less frequent. Transistorized pointless ignition, for example. No points. No condensers. No maintenance. Or the oil cooler with a trick front fender to direct the air stream into it. It helps keep oil temperatures lower and more constant so there’s less chance of oil breakdown. Less chance of getting stuck somewhere just outside of nowhere. The Honda CB900F. You’ve heard of its European performance. You know of its mystique. And you’ve waited most of your life for a bike like this to come along. Now what are you waiting for? Honda’s European endurance road racer.
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