Honda CBR900 (1992 to 2000)

The CBR900 is one of the most influential motorcycles in the history of sport motorcycling, introduced in 1992 as a revolutionary offering within the Honda CBR family. Initially equipped with an 893cc liquid cooled inline four engine, later enlarged to 919cc in the SC33 generation, the CBR900RR distinguished itself not so much for its absolute power output, but for its exceptional power to weight ratio, achieved through an extremely lightweight and compact design. Combined with a six speed manual transmission and chain final drive, it offered agility and handling unprecedented in motorcycles of its class at the time. This approach marked a turning point in the development of modern superbikes. The Honda CBR900 was produced until 2000.