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HONDA HORNET250
It mounted the straight 4 engine, inherited from the CBR250RR, on its mono backbone frame. It had a tire for 900RR for its front and rear, that looked oversized at first glance. -
HONDA FORZA (MF06)
Though it had a FORESIGHT-based engine and a vehicle body, it was evolved in a completely new model by adopting new features. -
YAMAHA BWS125 (BW’S)
The wide-stroke suspension and the wide tire made this bike have an excellent travelling performance. It was a new concept motor scooter with a unique and original design. -
KAWASAKI KLX250
The Spartan movement of the SR and the usability of the ES had been put together. While having more equipment like the multi-functional digital meter, its power was still alive and kicking. -
KAWASAKI ZX-10R
The short-stroke engine generated 185PS at full boost power. It was the first mass-productive sports bike to adopt the petal-shaped disc brake. -
HONDA SHADOW 750/400
It changed its color to stress its feeling of mass and presence. Pearl Great Blue x Pearl Ivory Cream was set for both models. Black and Mat Bullet Silver was for the 400. Force Silver Metallic was for the 750. -
SUZUKI RF400RV
It mounted a variable valve timing system and a VC engine on its elegant aero style body that was passed on from its brother model, 900. It had fulfilling equipment, such as its LC twin trip meter. -
SUZUKI RF400R
It was the Japanese market model of the RF600R (export model). Though it mostly adopted the same parts, It had an intense power unit of the GSX-R400R series. -
YAMAHA RD400-II
It was colored in the so-called Inter Color, and had a black stroboscopic pattern line on its yellow colored body. A seat cowl had been newly established. -
YAMAHA RD400
It extended the stroke of the RD350 to make it match with the Japanese driver's license category rules for the middle-sized motorcycles. It achieved the highest quarter-mile record of its class.