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After taking the wraps off its all-new 2010 VFR1200F sport touring motorcycle designed from the ground up as “a ten in every respect,” Honda sits back and enjoys its latest VFR’s success. The bike’s most outstanding feature is the V-4 engine, but only because the dual-clutch automatic transmission is optional. The 2010 Honda VFR1200F has to be the most aggressive, refined and most likely comfortable new entry in its segment, a bike claimed to adapt to any style of riding or riding situation naturally. It looks like a Honda from every angle, but this motorcycle has also come to show its manufacturer’s achieved goals as it is “a futuristic sport motorcycle for the sheer joy of riding”.
PRESS RELEASEAmerican Honda Motor Company’s Powersports Division announced the release of the much-anticipated 2010 VFR1200F. VFR1200FThe 2010 VFR1200F embodies the next generation of new motorcycle technology, resulting in unsurpassed rider benefits for those in search of a sporting motorcycle that truly transcends common bounds. Honda’s V-4 heritage has been re-invented in astonishingly innovative form through the fusion of advanced technology to craft a futuristic sport motorcycle created for the sheer joy of riding, custom tailored for experienced hands who ride hard, ride long, ride far and ride often. About HondaAmerican Honda Motor Co., Inc. is the sole distributor of Honda motorcycles, scooters, ATVs and personal watercraft in the U.S. American Honda’s Motorcycle Division conducts the sales, marketing, and operational activities for these products through authorized Honda dealers. For more information on Honda products, go to www.powersports.honda.com. ---- Press Reviews"The 76-degree 1237cc V-four engine is astonishingly compact, and the 28-degree phased crankshaft eliminates primary vibration entirely. The irregular firing intervals give the motor a pleasantly deep, offbeat growling exhaust note similar to a BMW Boxer twin at low revs, but once the revs climb and the exhaust valve opens up, the V-four takes on a satisfying MotoGP-type howl." – ultimatemotorcycling ConclusionIn the end, the all-new Honda VFR1200F is just what the doctor prescribed if you’ve recently surpassed the supersport fever and head towards the sport-touring segment, but still need to get a healthy adrenaline rush from time to time. ---- SPECIFICATIONSModel: VFR1200F / VFR1200F with Dual Clutch Automatic Transmission Engine and Transmission
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7 comments: Honda VFR1200F Tommi_Mcrae (764) Posted on 08.10.2010 Nice job Honda. Clean lines, good engineering, a little porky. I’ll give it a ride at the bike show.
Peter_Sepreani (407) Posted on 07.27.2010 It all looks great but it seems it’s less impressive to ride.
Gibotos (1) Posted on 05.19.2010 I love the bike. Being a disabled Vet and having left ankle fused I will be able to still ride clutch free. I am not a fan of the exhaust either, but I can switch it out later. The price is my only problem. I think it is priced waaaaay to high. The DN-01 is in the same price range as well; however the Aprillia Mana 850 is an automatic motorcycle as well and is around 5 grand less expensive and with the economy that makes a big difference to buyers.
BikeFan (7) Posted on 04.30.2010 The guy who designed that muffler should be fired. This bike is not a sport bike or a sport tourer. What is it? Small gas tank, ugly rear end and poor seating position. Whats happened at Honda? I guess they think we will er for anything they make. Way overpriced - I’ll stick with my BMW...
Risktaker (2) Posted on 10.12.2009 LOVE the looks minus the "buck rogers" exhaust can. The Interceptor has needed an update for a long time, and this appears to be the perfect replacemant. Hope to see heated grips, and a cruise control option. Good job Honda! Look forward to see it in person at the Seattle M/C Show in Dec
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Posted on 09.29.2010