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The Honda CBR 1000 RR has evolved very clearly, enough to brandish it without restraint and earn its name of Fireblade. With one of the best power-to-weight ratios in the category, a sweating desire for chrono and full-fledged technology, it has (re) become a threat to the competition..
All the general technique is detailed in the sheet of the CBR 1000 RR. To summarize, let’s take a quick look at these developments: lightened and seriously re-watted engine with a peak power of 192 horsepower, improved chassis, weight in free fall to 196 kilos, sharp silhouette, and electronics finally worthy of it. Its small TFT tablet which serves as its dashboard is teeming with indications, revealing Italian-style technical underwear: traction control, Ride-by-wire, ABS active in bends (and especially lighter), 3 driving modes , wheeling control, anti-stop, engine brake selector, Bosch IMU inertial unit working on 5 axes, triple engine mapping…. That’s all ?!? On the standard Fireblade, yes. But this SP version goes further.
Since the appearance of the name SP, a CBR 1000 RR “premium” is immediately recognizable by its golden and alluring legs. Indeed, Honda dynamically improves its hypersport with a pair of gold-colored aluminum rims relieved by 100 grams. Then the best arrives: Brembo and Ohlins.
By offering the services of the Italian manufacturer, the CBR SP can brake with all the gniak befitting its rank. These are nice M4-30 / 32 4-piston radial clamps that bite 320mm discs. Honda did not want to mark the occasion by opting for M50s, which are even more efficient. Reserved for the more exclusive SP2 version? No more. Maybe for the next generation…
Unlike the previous Fireblade SP equipped with passive Ohlins suspensions, the new one is infatuated with proven dynamism. The choice fell on the S-EC semi-active suspension from the Swedish manufacturer. Big top, able to adapt in real time to driving conditions, with all the efficiency and the feeling inherent to the brand. The 43mm NIX 30 inverted fork and TTX shock absorber are linked to the SCU control system, which is in turn linked to the IMU control unit. Constantly informed about the movements of the motorcycle (roll, yaw, tilt) and on the mechanical dynamics (wheel speed, engine speed, throttle opening, force applied to the brakes), the electronics act on the compression and the rebound in order to boost efficiency in each phase of driving. The damping will thus be adjusted according to whether you are braking, accelerating or on the angle, and according to 3 active modes or 3 manual modes.
In “Active” mode, the pilot can select 3 sub-modes corresponding to several profiles: A1 “Track”, A2 “Sport” and A3 “Comfort”. In addition, in each of these 3 active modes, the settings can be fine-tuned.
In “Manual” mode, sub-modes M1, M2 and M3 allow all possible combinations.
With all this baggage, the Fireblade SP would be able to go to Mars, and even analyze it. All this as quickly as possible, of course.
Coached from everywhere by electronics, the SP also makes its small difference with the transplant of the Up & Down shifter (option on the standard CBR), configurable on 3 levels + off, on ascent as on descent. It is also distinguished by its titanium tank, which is 1.3 kilos lighter, its weight down to 195 kilos (1 less than the RR) and its slightly brighter decor. The general theme hardly changes, the black bands are swapped for a deep blue, the dark of the frame, swing arm and rear buckle have retreated to let the aluminum express itself, and the passenger footpegs are to absent subscribers.
The Honda CBR 1000 RR Fireblade has improved in many ways; the SP version does the same. More rewarding, better and actively suspended, better equipped, but also much more expensive, this hypersport + is aimed at a more demanding clientele, more accomplished, but who are not yet eyeing a bloody commitment to competition. For this, there is an even more advanced version, eager for competition and more technically typed: the CBR 1000 RR SP2.
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Max speed:
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medium: 5.75 l
The technical aspect
2017 Honda CBR 1000 RR Fireblade SP
- Frame
- Frame: Double perimeter aluminum beam
- Tank: 16 liters
- Seat height: 820 mm
- Length: 2,065 mm
- Width: 715 mm
- Height: 1125 mm
- Wheelbase: 1,404 mm
- Operating weight: 195 kg
- Train before
- Ohlins NIX30 inverted tele-hydraulic fork Ø 43 mm, deb: 120 mm
- Brake 2 discs Ø 320 mm, 4 piston calipers with radial fixing
- Front wheel:
120/70
– 17
- Transmission
- 6 speed gearbox
- Secondary chain transmission
- Rear axle
- Ohlins TTX36 single shock, deb: 60 mm
- 1 disc brake Ø 220 mm, 1 piston caliper
- Rear wheel:
190/50
– 17
- Motor
- 4 Cylinders
in line
, 4 stroke - Cooling: Liquid cooling
- Double ACT
- Injection Ø 48 mm
- 4 valves per cylinder
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999.80 cc
(76 x 55.1 mm) -
192
ch
at 13,000 rpm -
11.50 mkg
at 11,000 rpm - Compression: 13: 1
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Competitors
Yamaha YZF-R1M 1000 2017
Kawasaki ZX-10RR 1000 2017
Aprilia 1000 RSV4 RF 2017
Ducati 1299 Panigale S 2017
Suzuki GSX-R 1000 R 2017
Norton 1200 V4 RR 2017
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