Honda VFR

The Honda VFR series is a motorcycle series from the Japanese manufacturer Honda . It includes super sports bikes , sports tourers and, since 2011, travel enduros that are powered by V-engines with four cylinders. Early models are also referred to as VF or RVF . The V stands for the cylinder arrangement, the F for “four” (the number of cylinders) and the R for “race”, provided it is a more sporty model.

Honda VFR 1200 F (2010)

• Super athlete
  • VFR 400 R (NC21 1986-1987, NC24 1987-1988, NC 30 1989-1993) → RVF 400 (NC 35, 1994-1996)
  • VF 700 C Supermagna
  • VFR 750 R (RC 30, 1987–1992) → RVF 750 (RC 45, 1993–?)

• Sports Tourer
  • VF 400 F (1982–1986) → VF 500 F (1984–1985)
  • VF 750
    • VF 750 C (1982-1984)
    • VF 750 S (1982–1983)
    • VF 750 F (RC15, 1983–1984)
  • VFR 750 F (RC 24, RC24 / II, RC 36, RC36 / II 1985–1997) → VFR 800 (RC 46, RC 46 / II, 1998–2010) → VFR 800 F (RC 79, since 2014)
  • VF 1100 C (1983)
  • VF 1000 F Interceptor (SC15, 1984–1985) → VF 1000 F II (SC15, 1985)
  • VF 1000 R (SC16 1984–1987, was 1984 as the fastest production motorcycle in the world)
  • VFR 1200 F (SC 63, since 2009)

• Travel enduros
  • VFR 800 X Crossrunner (RC 60, since 2011)
  • VFR 1200 X Crosstourer (SC 70, since 2012)