Tamiya 16033 - 1/6 Honda CB1100R (B)  [16033]

The favorite 1980's Race Replica

Making its first in 1980 at Earls Court engine Show, the Honda CB1100R was indeed started as a manufacturing base competition model. From 1976 and after four years, Honda dominated European stamina events due to the "unbeatable" RCB utilising the CB900F as its base. The 1062cc environment cooled inline 4 cylinder DOHC16 valve motor boasted various tuning setups and pumped out 115hp. It arrived on dual cradle type framework with front environment shocks and adjustable back shocks with coil springs and a reserve tank. Just 1,000 of limited variation CB1100R which had a high cost over 220km/h was at first produced, but manufacturing wound up being proceeded to meet up with the huge need. In 1982, 1,500 CB1100R(C) products had been released with complete fairings and ventilated disk braking system system with another 1,500 CB1100R(D) devices featuring angled swing hands and adjustable shocks released in 1983.

Concerning the Model

• Which a 1/6 synthetic construction kit of 1981 "Road Going Racer" CB1100R.
• The kind and technical wonder with this bike had been correctly reproduced.
• The sub framework fantastically show the bike's cowlings and mechanisms.
• The blinkers and taillight are accurately reproduced with clear orange and red components.
• Allowing the strong die-cast component stand to maneuver could be the included return springtime.
• For more enjoyment, a large part braking system pedal includes a little springtime permitting movement.
• Semi-pneumatic plastic tires have actually really tread pattern and practical component wall area markings.
• Includes quality Cartograf decals including bold red decals with printed logos and decals for red painted areas.