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HONDA VF1000R
The flagship model that comes on top of the 80s HONDA V series. Its V4 engine which reflects the knowledge of the endurance racer RS850R adopts cam gear train that enables you to have accurate valve timing even at high rotation range. -
HONDA VF1000F
The series model of VF1000R. The R was a road-going-racer type, where as the F was a tourer type. It used Boomerang Comstar wheels. -
KAWASAKI Ninja ZX-10R
The short stroke engine generates 185PS in full boost mode. It was the first model as a mass-production sport model to equip the petal shaped brake disc. -
HONDA VTR1000SP-1
The basic machine for the SB race which superseded 750cc V4 engine RVF (RC45). It mounted V2 engine with FI on its aluminum twin spar frame. It performed brilliantly at the 8-Hours Endurance Race or WSBK Championship. -
HONDA VTR1000SP-2
It's a base machine for the superbike race, just like SP-1. Its frame's rigidity balance has been revised to improve its competing ability at races. -
SUZUKI GSX-R1000
MY05 model which went through full model change. It had enlarged its bore by 0.4mm to make it 999cc. It had undergone drastic revision by having titanium valve and by upgrading its FI system. -
HONDA CB1000R
Made its debut at the Milano Show in 2007. It's the NK version of RR which has the latest technology, such as the backbone frame, inverted fork, or the link-less mono shock absorber on the pro arms. -
YAMAHA YZF-R1
It adopts an exclusive type of bar structure engine that has the crankshaft, clutch and transmission assembled in a stereoscopic manner. -
YAMAHA YZF-R1
Renewed the 5-valve engine and made it 4-valve like YZR-M1. It has finally achieved 180 horsepower by adopting the variable air funnel or YCC-I. It was the first mass production model to have these parts. -
KAWASAKI Z1000J
The engine has been remodeled drastically by making alterations, like changing its crankshaft or piston, increasing the clutch volume, and adopting the inner shim.