1987 Honda Hurricane 1000 The honda cbr1000f hurricane is a sport touring motorcycle, part of the cbr series manufactured by honda from 1987 to 1996 in the united states and from 1987 to 1999 in the rest of the world. it is powered by a liquid cooled, dohc, 998 cc (60.9 cu in), 16 valve inline four engine. Read a detailed test of the 1987 honda hurricane 1000, a sportbike with a low cost, high tech design and a comfortable riding position. learn about the bike's features, performance, styling and price.
1987 Honda Hurricane 1000 A high performance machine developed as the cbr series’ flagship model, powered by a newly developed 1000 cc water cooled, 4 stroke, inline 4 cylinder dohc engine, mounted on a twin tube diamond frame. Honda's designers started with the hurricane's seating position in the quest to make the bike as mainstream as possible. the less than stellar sales performance of 1985's vf1000r had driven home the handicaps of a race replica riding position. Specs datasheet with technical data and performance data plus an analysis of the direct market competition of honda cbr1000f (hurricane) in 1987 the model with sport bike body and 998 cm3 60.9 cui engine size, 97 kw 132 ps 130 hp of power, 6 speed manual powertrain offered since 1987. This is a buyers guide to the honda cbr1000f, honda’s sports tourer made between 1987 and 1999 (give or take a few years depending on market). it’s also known as the honda hurricane in some markets.
1987 Honda Hurricane 1000 Specs datasheet with technical data and performance data plus an analysis of the direct market competition of honda cbr1000f (hurricane) in 1987 the model with sport bike body and 998 cm3 60.9 cui engine size, 97 kw 132 ps 130 hp of power, 6 speed manual powertrain offered since 1987. This is a buyers guide to the honda cbr1000f, honda’s sports tourer made between 1987 and 1999 (give or take a few years depending on market). it’s also known as the honda hurricane in some markets. Honda cbr 1000f (1987) technical specifications, performance, photos and user reviews. From 1987 to 1996 in the united states and in late 1999 in the rest of the world, the honda cbr1000f, also known as the hurricane, went through only three major revisions. When honda introduced the cbr1000f hurricane in 1987, it marked a turning point for the liter bike class. with a liquid cooled 998cc inline four producing over 110 horsepower at the rear wheel, the hurricane combined cutting edge performance with honda’s trademark refinement. Introduced in 1987, the cbr1000f hurricane was engineered with a blend of high tech and cost saving elements. the engine was a 998cc inline four backed by a six speed gearbox while other bikes in the class often used just five.
1987 Honda Hurricane 1000 Honda cbr 1000f (1987) technical specifications, performance, photos and user reviews. From 1987 to 1996 in the united states and in late 1999 in the rest of the world, the honda cbr1000f, also known as the hurricane, went through only three major revisions. When honda introduced the cbr1000f hurricane in 1987, it marked a turning point for the liter bike class. with a liquid cooled 998cc inline four producing over 110 horsepower at the rear wheel, the hurricane combined cutting edge performance with honda’s trademark refinement. Introduced in 1987, the cbr1000f hurricane was engineered with a blend of high tech and cost saving elements. the engine was a 998cc inline four backed by a six speed gearbox while other bikes in the class often used just five.
1987 Honda Hurricane 1000 When honda introduced the cbr1000f hurricane in 1987, it marked a turning point for the liter bike class. with a liquid cooled 998cc inline four producing over 110 horsepower at the rear wheel, the hurricane combined cutting edge performance with honda’s trademark refinement. Introduced in 1987, the cbr1000f hurricane was engineered with a blend of high tech and cost saving elements. the engine was a 998cc inline four backed by a six speed gearbox while other bikes in the class often used just five.
1987 Honda Hurricane 1000
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