Tamiya 14021 - 1/12 Honda VF750F (Model Car)  [14021]

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  The Honda Motorcycle business, now the greatest producer of bikes in the world, dropped out of first class racing for several years, but started once again in 1979 with entry in the 500cc World Championship path events. Their entry ended up being the NR500 4 move V 4 cylinder race machine. Many bikes within course had been two stroke devices and Honda did not fare well using entry so in 1982 they joined up with the NS500 2 stroke bicycle. Although Honda had not been sucessful utilizing the four swing machine they gathered a good deal technical knowledge which includes later on been used by them into the production among these newly developed and circulated VF show bikes. Most of Honda's "Supersport" bikes experienced multi cylinder machines set up like their synchronous 4 and 6 cylinder bikes, none the less; in April 1982, related to feelings . release the V format motor bikes like the VF750 and VT250 in touring variations. Numerous bicycle fans select Super sport variations because they are really copied from their race counterparts. The VF750F is such a bike. Motor layout is equivalent to that into the touring bikes, but internally the motor is fairly various. It is a DOHC 16 valve, four cylinder water cooled unit of 748cc in a 90 degree "V" structure. Its red lined at 10,500RPM together with domestic and export variants have really a 72hp and 84hp production. They will have used a newly developed clutch system of a back torque restricting type to ensure down shifting at high prices will not bring about the trunk wheel hopping because of the unforeseen slowing of motor braking. Motor is rigid installed in a double cradle square pipeline framework of light, but very hard metal pipeline, which was proven on competition songs of European countries. Back suspension system is the Honda Pro-Link system and also the front part is normal telescopic utilising the left fork having TRAC anti nose plunge suppression. Honda started its climb to fame with all the CB750 in 1969 and continues the climb using the VF750F in 1982.

Specs and Features:

• 1/12 scale plastic model.