Tamiya Honda CBR 1100XX Super Blackbird - 14070

Tamiya Honda CBR 1100XX Super Blackbird - 14070Introduced to the public in 1996, Honda's CBR 1100XX Super Blackbird has elevated motorcycle technology to unprecedented levels. Beyond its impressive 165 horsepower and top speed exceeding 300km h, this super sport bike is not solely focused on raw power. Its sleek and aerodynamic design, shaped through rigorous wind tunnel testing, showcases a streamlined, bullet shaped front end. The unique piggy back combination headlights contribute to its

Introduced to the public in 1996, Honda's CBR 1100XX Super Blackbird has elevated motorcycle technology to unprecedented levels. Beyond its impressive 165 horsepower and top speed exceeding 300km/h, this super sport bike is not solely focused on raw power. Its sleek and aerodynamic design, shaped through rigorous wind tunnel testing, showcases a streamlined, bullet-shaped front end. The unique piggy-back combination headlights contribute to its remarkably narrow frontal profile. The cowling, featuring carefully sculpted air intakes and outlets, not only enhances aerodynamics but also provides comfort and wind protection for the rider.

At the core of the Super Blackbird resides the lightweight and compact 1,137cc liquid-cooled inline four-cylinder engine. With the inclusion of a dual-shaft balancer system, this potent engine delivers smooth revs and minimizes unwanted vibrations. The engine's low vibration levels allow for a direct attachment to the dual-spar, triple box section aluminum frame without the need for rubber mounts, resulting in enhanced overall rigidity. Combining its lightweight construction with an excellent suspension system, the Super Blackbird exhibits exceptional agility and maneuverability.

For reliable stopping power, Honda incorporates their Dual-Combined Brake System, which activates the front and rear brakes through either the hand lever or foot pedal. With its remarkable features and performance, the CBR 1100XX Super Blackbird sets new benchmarks in all aspects of large displacement sports motorcycles.