2014 Honda VFR800F unveiled
In developing the 2014 VFR800F, Honda says it listened to existing owners to gauge what revisions were required.
As a result, the updated middleweight sports tourer offers sharper looks, extra equipment and a retuned engine. Furthermore, an adjustable seat height and a lighter kerb weight should allow the VFR800F to appeal to a wider selection of riders.
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Power comes from a 782 cc V4 motor that produces 104 bhp (78 kW / 106 PS) with 75 Nm (55 lb/ft) of peak torque. For 2014 the focus has been on delivering improved low- and mid-range outputs, as well as tweaking the infamous VTEC variable valve timing to make its operation smoother than before.
A rider-switchable traction control system is now fitted as standard, as are anti-lock brakes. Additional convenience features include self-cancelling indicators, LED lights front and rear, five-stage heated handlebar grips and a seat that can be set at either 789 mm (31.1”) or 809 mm (31.9”).
Among the various chassis component changes are a redesigned exhaust, a new single-sided swingarm and a modified aluminium subframe. All play significant roles in bringing the VFR800F's weight down by 10 kg (22 lbs) to 239 kg (527 lbs).
Buyers will have a choice of Darkness Black Metallic, Victory Red or Pearl Glare White paintwork. UK pricing for the 2014 VFR800F has yet to be announced.
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As a result, the updated middleweight sports tourer offers sharper looks, extra equipment and a retuned engine. Furthermore, an adjustable seat height and a lighter kerb weight should allow the VFR800F to appeal to a wider selection of riders.
+Front+Side.jpg "Honda VFR800F (2014) Front Side")
Power comes from a 782 cc V4 motor that produces 104 bhp (78 kW / 106 PS) with 75 Nm (55 lb/ft) of peak torque. For 2014 the focus has been on delivering improved low- and mid-range outputs, as well as tweaking the infamous VTEC variable valve timing to make its operation smoother than before.
A rider-switchable traction control system is now fitted as standard, as are anti-lock brakes. Additional convenience features include self-cancelling indicators, LED lights front and rear, five-stage heated handlebar grips and a seat that can be set at either 789 mm (31.1”) or 809 mm (31.9”).
Among the various chassis component changes are a redesigned exhaust, a new single-sided swingarm and a modified aluminium subframe. All play significant roles in bringing the VFR800F's weight down by 10 kg (22 lbs) to 239 kg (527 lbs).
Buyers will have a choice of Darkness Black Metallic, Victory Red or Pearl Glare White paintwork. UK pricing for the 2014 VFR800F has yet to be announced.
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