Legendary Big-4, SuperSport, Honda, CB1100F, Keihin Carbs, Candy Kapiolani Blue

Few motorcycles capture the essence of early 1980s Japanese performance like the Honda CB1100F. Introduced as a true Super-Sport, it represented the pinnacle of Honda's big-bore four-cylinder development and a key part of the legendary Big-4 Japanese motorcycle era.
This one-year-only US model is finished in original factory Kapiolani Blue and shows extremely well with just 10,499 miles. Its 1062cc air-cooled DOHC inline-four delivers smooth, strong power, complemented by four Keihin carburetors for crisp throttle response. The four-cylinder engine comes alive through the black-chrome four-into-two exhaust, a signature feature that highlights both style and performance.
Honda's engineering is on full display. Early 16-valve DOHC technology combines with a sport-tuned chassis, Honda TRAC anti-dive front forks, and dual front discs with a single rear disc to deliver precise handling and confident braking. The solid one-piece cast aluminum wheels complete the bike's purposeful stance. The quarter fairing is unique to US models and gives the CB1100F its unmistakable Super-Sport profile.
The clean analog instrument cluster keeps all vital information visible, and the bike's proportions and weight distribution give it a planted, controlled feel on the road. Even decades later, the CB1100F stands as a benchmark of its era, offering a blend of speed, refinement, and rider engagement few bikes can match.
Highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts, this CB1100F is a rare, one-year Super-Sport that represents a pinnacle of Honda engineering and the golden age of Japanese big-bore fours.