gabyshor Postat Noiembrie 15, 2009 Share Postat Noiembrie 15, 2009 (editat) After 10 years of waiting, VFR owners can rejoice in the announcement of the new 2010 Honda VFR1200F. Actually comprising of two models, the VFR will come in a standard model, and a model equipped with the dual-clutch automatic transmission. Available in the Spring of 2010, the VFR1200F will make 172hp, and 95lb•ft of torque from its 1,237cc V4 motor. The new VFR is a big girl though, tipping the scales in Europe at 588lbs, and here in the US at 591lbs. If you want the dual-clutch model, expect a bike that weighs a staggering 613lbs. Pictures, videos, and specs after the jump. As we reported earlier, the VFR will feature a 76º V4 motor with a unicam crankshaft, offset cylinder spacing, variable cylinder management, throttle-by-wire, and an optional dual-clutch gearbox that’s mated to an automatic transmission. Riders opting for the manual shift model will get to enjoy a slipper-clutch setup. Both bikes will feature Honda’s next-generation shaft drive system with offset pivot points and a sliding constant-velocity joint. The VFR1200F has a vacuum-moulded cast aluminium chassis, and softening the blows from the road will be the 43mm cartridge-type forks at the front, and a Pro-Link monoshock with gas-charged damper at the rear. Power from the motor will come from Honda’s new shaft-drive, which has been specially designed to eliminate the rocking motion normally experienced from that power-train. Helping stop the VFR is Honda’s C-ABS anti-lock brakes system. The new VFR1200F uses what Honda calls “layered fairing technology”, which is a fancy way of saying that the fairings create a shape that looks good, but doesn’t compromise the air flow to the engine for heat management. Honda explain it as such: “By effectively increasing the speed of the air by channelling it through smaller apertures before it reaches the radiators, engine cooling is optimized and the hot, exhausted air is channelled away from the rider and passenger for a cooler, more comfortable ride. The heat generated by the powerful, enclosed V4 engine is also channelled away to keep hot air away from the rider.” Fitted with a conventional six-speed gearbox as standard, riders for an added cost (not yet disclosed) can add Honda’s new dual-clutch automatic transmission. The DSG will allow riders to operate the VFR1200F in either full automatic mode, or in manual mode, with clutchless gear shifting via finger-operated paddles. Other official Honda options will include hard panniers, a top box, centerstand, Sat/Nav, fairing extenders (in front of the handlebars), and a flip-up screen. The 2010 Honda VFR1200F will be available in Red, White, and Silver. No word on pricing for the bikes or the optional accessories. n-am vazut sa fie topic cu noua honda vfr. stiu ca nu-i vitezana, da sectiune pt sport-touring la "Totul despre motociclete" n-am vazut. Mesaj completat poze Mesaj completat motorul va avea acum 1200 cmc si 172 cp, un concurent destul de serios pt bmw k 1300 gt. Editat Noiembrie 15, 2009 de gabyshor Citează Link spre comentariu Distribuie pe alte site-uri More sharing options...
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gabyshor Postat Noiembrie 16, 2009 Autor Share Postat Noiembrie 16, 2009 /index.php?showtopic=385172 am dat cautare inainte sa postez. uite ce titlu are topicul ala. cum naiba sa-l nimeresc? pe de alta parte, sunt informatii despre noul vfr. cine e interesat si o sa dea o cautare pe forum, va ajunge si pe celalalt topic. Citează Link spre comentariu Distribuie pe alte site-uri More sharing options...
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