We may earn a commission from links on this page. The 1993 Honda CBR900RR that I’ve been writing about is almost too much of a unicorn. Low-mileage, near-perfect examples don’t exactly grow on ...

That’s according to the father of the CBR900RR, former career Honda motorcycle engineer Tadao Baba. Baba-san, a real rider, was obsessed with lightweight and nimble bikes and felt much of that ...

They are the 1-liter super-bikes: the Honda CBR900RR, the Kawasaki ZX-11, the Suzuki GSXR1100 and the Yamaha FZR1000. This month, we let our knees rub the outside of the Honda CBR9's race-quality ...

If an iconic sports bike from the nineties is what you’re after, the CBR900RR will tick all the right boxes. Having ushered in an entirely new era of sports bikes, the CBR900RR Fireblade will ...

Whatever the reason, there is one bike in particular that has been on my realistic must-have list for a long time: the Honda CBR900RR. Back in 1992, Honda released a machine that had no equal.

In 1992, the Honda CBR900RR FireBlade changed the sportbike game forever. Promising unparalleled levels of lightness, agile steering and plenty of poke, it was the must have bike of the time.

Back in the day, the ‘93 MY Honda CBR900RR Fireblade was one of the most advanced road-legal motorcycles in its class. Within its aluminum twin spar frame, Honda's unforgiving fiend housed as an ...

The Honda CBR900RR Fireblade revolutionized sports bike design with its combination of lightness and speed. It made a mark in racing history, winning championships and outperforming smaller ...

Our second hand long termer for 2017 and the bike I should have bought 15 years ago. The 954 model was the final Blade designed by Tadao baba (the designer of the original 1992 model) and came ...

It was available in one of two color schemes: Ross White with Real Blue and NR Red or Black with Seed Silver Metallic and NR Red Within the fairing were twin round headlights The fairing featured ...