1986 Honda VF1000R

The 1986 Honda VF1000R is a powerful, four-cylinder motorcycle manufactured by HONDA MOTOR CO., LTD. in Hamamatsu, Japan. This sportbike, classified as 'Two Wheel Motorcycle' under NCSA body type, was produced with a displacement of roughly 1000cc and offered 87 horsepower. It's a classic example of Honda's engineering prowess during the 1980s, featuring liquid-cooling, dual overhead camshafts, electronic ignition, an electric starter, and four Keihin carburetors contributing to its performance. The VF1000R was initially registered in California, USA, with the VIN 'JH2SC161*GM' adhering to standards suitable for a Class 1A vehicle weighing 3000 lb or less. Notably, it bears a distinctive red, white, and metallic blue Honda Racing-style livery on its fully faired bodywork.

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