Tamiya 14021 Honda VF750F

The Honda VF750F is a Japanese sports touring motorcycle that was first presented to the public in 1983. Its production started at the same time and lasted for five years - until 1988, while in the period 1985-1988 production took place only in Japan, intended mainly for the domestic market.

The VF750F was developed and put into production to strengthen Honda's position in the segment as well as test some new technological solutions. The drive was a 4-cylinder, 16-valve liquid cooled engine with a capacity of 86 HP, the power of which was later increased to 100 HP. The motorcycle also had a special "anti-dive" system, which made it difficult for the front wheel to overturn the vehicle, especially when braking at high speeds. The motorcycle won the title of the Motorcycle of the Year in 1983 in West Germany, but it turned out to be not very durable, and its engine in the first production ones was characterized by quick wear and 20-25 thousand. kilometers, it often required renovation and repair. In the company's offer, the VF750F model was replaced by the Honda VFR750F.