2020 Honda Fireblade | CBR1000RRRRRR

Plus the ORC!

Unlike those squirrel-powered 1000s from everyone else, gotta get the Orc. It's what makes the bike a BMF!

 

GOD DAMN IT HONDA!!!

Just revisited this to see exactly what it would be. And SON OF A BITCH!

Wtf is wrong with them.

 

Honestly, I like this bike. It looks very compact.

Looking forward to picking one up new.

In 2023.

 

$28,500 USA MSRP. Wow

 

are there real dyno numbers yet or a shootout? $28.5k MSRP also means like $25k come a year from now when its winter and there's still a few sitting on the showroom floor. I'm not in the market for a $25k street bike, but Ducati has been milking those kind of $ numbers for years. if this thing shows good results this year on the world stage, and puts up good numbers for magazine articles, i don't see why people wouldn't buy them.

 

We'll see soon enough.

https://www.northwest200.org/honda-...rth-west-200-with-glenn-irwin-and-davey-todd/

 

bike isn’t released until June in the US. Not sure when Yurup is getting them.

 

Still waiting for the V4 CBR.

 

Friend in Scandinavia took delivery of his last week. Will be race-prepping it to race in the IDM series.

 

Nice! I'll say it again, it's about time someone brought back full fairings! Enough of this half dressed crap.

 

Other than the price tag, engine size, electronic nannies and stupid winglets in the bodywork, I'd buy one.

 

I believe if it's a Honda V motor it'd be a VF, not a CB.

 

That would be correct. CBR stands for Continuous Bullshit Recirculation.

 

In black please.

 

They look bigger in black...or so I've been told.

 

Fair, but if we're gonna get into the nomenclature, RC51 was a VTR1000. Or I guess RVT1000R for us.

 

VT was for V Twin. VF would be for V Four. I think.

 

There are only 47 of them scheduled for the USA.

 

https://www.roadracingworld.com/new...am-to-make-public-debut-during-test-at-jerez/