Honda Firestorm Review (1997)
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2013
- Jeff Stone meticulously evaluates the Honda Firestorm, delving into its merits and demerits while drawing insightful comparisons with its competitors.
The Firestorm boasts a formidable V-Twin engine, churning out an impressive 100 horsepower. For daring enthusiasts, its top speed of just under 150 mph adds an exhilarating dimension to the riding experience.
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I have owned my VTR for over 6 years now and just love it.
If your buying one look underneath at the swinging arm pivot linkage to engine mount,
I have had 2 of these, a new 99 model ( tank a bit small ) Bought an 03 model new and still have it 85,000km later. Nothing has stopped it yet. Changed chain and sprockets at 70k , still have original rear brake pads in now. Should do 100k . . Love it . Wayne NZ.
Excellent review. I actually moved from VFR to a VTR and your comparison "like a VFR but with attitude" is dead on.
Love the sound of these v twins
I've got a 1997 VTR, owned it since 2008. Ridden it as my daily commute and used it for touring. They're great bikes. Such a shame Honda don't build V twins anymore.
I nearly missed the "handful in a D cup"😁
I like it.....I mean the Fireblade kicks it's ass BUT that looks unique and looks like more of an everyday commuter which is what I would use it for
You mention how it handled around corners. Does it drop in have dragged around into a corner or has neutral steering.
I've emailed Honda numerous times call numerous times get nowhere I only got two thousand miles out of that bike I bought it cuz it only had 28,000 miles on it that's low now I don't have money to buy another bike because obviously I can't sell the VCR now it's blowing up 2000 Mi is all I got out of it soon as they hit 30,000 in the middle of nowhere clack clack clack
There was nothing good about the CX500
This is what I don't get we all know that they don't make it past 32 33 thousand miles videos are all over the Internet this is a 30000 mile bike once they hit 30,000 or 33 the timing chain tensioner goes out and they blow up but nobody wants to get behind me on this recall I know they stopped making them an 05 but still does not make it right Honda owes me a motorcycle. I took the best care of that like I do all my bikes I got two thousand miles out of it spent $5,000 nobody wants to get behind me on this Recall why? A bike should last longer than 30,000 miles Honda owes me a bike or Fix-It recall something you can't tell me it's okay to buy a bike at 28,000 miles I write it for a couple thousand and it blows up right at 30,000 miles just like all the videos say but I did not see before my bike blew up I can send them to you this page all day long it is a known fact these bikes do not make it past 30,000 miles unless you change that sh-t out