1983 Honda CB 1100R

This was Honda's first homologation special, meaning a bike that had to be made available for sale to the public to qualify for racing
It is number 1,319 of 1,500 produced in 1983
Extreme quality control went into Honda's first race bike available to the public
The Throttlestop purchased it from a caring owner in Meyzieu, France
It was never sold in America
Honda built this motorcycle to take part in Australia's Castrol Six Hour race (which it won in 1980 & 1982)
It has an aluminum 6.9 gallon fuel tank and the carbon fiber fairing Honda used on its factory race bikes

Highlights

This was Honda's first homologation special, meaning a bike that had to be made available for sale to the public to qualify for racing
It is number 1,319 of 1,500 produced in 1983
Extreme quality control went into Honda's first race bike available to the public
The Throttlestop purchased it from a caring owner in Meyzieu, France
It was never sold in America
Honda built this motorcycle to take part in Australia's Castrol Six Hour race (which it won in 1980 & 1982)
It has an aluminum 6.9 gallon fuel tank and the carbon fiber fairing Honda used on its factory race bikes