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HONDA CBR125
It was a road sport model that mounted a water-cooled 4-stroke OHC single cylinder 125cc engine. It was designed in an elegant and dynamic style. -
HONDA CX500
The first mass productive turbo model that mounted an IHI turbin on the export CX500 with an OHV 80-degrees V-twin engine. Though it was a 500cc model, it demonstrated the power of 750. -
KAWASAKI KDX200SR
It was brought to the market as the street model of the KDX200R, which became the standard model for the enduro races. -
KAWASAKI KH500
The name of the series was changed from SS to KH. The engine had become milder, and the suspension and the brake were diverted from the Z series. -
YAMAHA XJ400
Yamaha, whose main model for the 400cc class had been the 2-cylinder GX series, had brought this long-awaited 4-cylinder sports model to the market. -
HONDA CRF450R
The CRF450R, the top model of the HONDA 4-stroke motocrosser, had underwent a minor change. The shape of the intake/exhaust port had been changed. -
HONDA DJ-1
It was an easily handled compact motorcycle with 8-inch wheels (front and rear). Its interior and exterior parts were boldly painted in two-tone colors, and it hailed itself as a stylish motorcycle. -
HONDA JULIO
It was a small-sized city commuting motorcycle that featured a roundish square design. Its two-tone body color also fascinated the fans. It was also equipped with the HONDA anti-theft structure. -
HONDA XL50
It was a mini off-road model that took in the design of the XL250S. Its 4-stroke engine of the CB50 series made it easy to handle. It was a beginner-friendly model. -
YAMAHA CARROT
It was a cheap edition motorcycle that adopted a design and a hand brake like that of a bicycle. It was equipped with a shaft drive and the CDI ignition and didn't require maintenance.