CBR1000RR
£15,769
Three factors are key to the essence of the new CBR1000RR Fireblade: less weight, more power, and electronics to help the rider wherever and however they’re riding.
The new electronic control system provides constant, selectable and fine-tunable rider support. Central to the system is the 5-axis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU), which measures exactly what the machine is doing, in every plane. It works the Honda Selectable Torque Control system (HSTC) that precisely manages rear wheel traction via the FI-ECU and Throttle By Wire (TBW). The new ABS braking (also managed by the IMU) offers Rear Lift Control (RLC) and the ability for hard, safe trail braking into corners. Any difference measured between the front and rear wheel speeds engages Wheelie Control, depending on settings.
Three standard display modes – Street, Circuit and Mechanic – provide all the information required for the rider relevant to the type of riding. The information displayed can be fine-tuned and adjusted while riding by using the left hand switch gear and TFT liquid crystal display, just as on the RC213V-S, Honda’s road going version of its RC213V MotoGP machine.
While the electronic control is very much a new departure for the Fireblade, the other two factors draw faithfully on the philosophy of the original 1992 machine: the optimal balance of power and weight. Ninety percent of the main components have been changed in a relentless search for incremental weight reduction in every area. The engine revs harder and higher, with a much higher compression ratio and revised cam timing, and uses the TBW (a first for an inline four-cylinder Honda) and Accelerator Position Sensor (APS) also developed for use on the RC213V-S.
Bottom end torque and power are improved, with a significant increase in top-end power – up 8kW to 141kW @ 13,000rpm and 3 modes of engine output character can be selected.
Thanks to the use of magnesium and careful assessment and lightening of individual parts the engine also carries 2kg less. The new titanium exhaust muffler saves weight and aids mass centralisation. Overall the Fireblade is a full 15kg lighter than the outgoing model, with a wet weight of 196kg.
The twin-spar aluminium frame’s rigidity balance has been finely adjusted, and the swingarm is stiffer to match. A new rear subframe is lighter, as are the redesigned wheels, while new Tokico four-piston front brake calipers use high-performance track-ready brake pads.
The Fireblade’s bodywork outlines an aggressive, functional minimalism, and the machine is slimmer and much more compact. All lighting is LED and two stunning paint options – Victory Red and Matt Ballistic Black Metallic – will be available.
| OTR Price | £15,769.00 |
|---|---|
| Deposit | £2,639.00 |
| Amount of Credit | £13,130.00 |
| 36 Monthly Payments | £139.00 |
| Duration | 37 months |
| Final Payment | £8,126.16 |
| Total Amount Payable | £15,769.00 |
| Representative APR | 0.00% |
| Annual Contracted Mileage | 4,000 |
| Excess Mileage Charge | £0.08 |
| Interest Rate per annum fixed | 0.00% |
| OTR Price | £15,769.00 |
|---|---|
| Deposit | £2,485.05 |
| Amount of Credit | £13,283.95 |
| 36 Monthly Payments | £369.00 |
| Duration | 36 months |
| Total Amount Payable | £15,769.00 |
| Representative APR | 0.0% |
| Interest Rate per annum fixed | 0.00% |
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Opening Hours
| Sales | Service | |
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| Mon-Friday | 08:30 - 17.00 | 08.30 - 17.00 |
| Saturday | 09:00 - 17:00 | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Sunday | Closed | Closed |
