Honda
The Honda RC166: six cylinders for 250 cm³, the acoustic masterpiece of Grand Prix racing
Six cylinders, 24 valves and 18,000 rpm in 245.6 cm³: Mike Hailwood's Honda RC166 remains the most excessive Grand Prix 250 ever built.
The Honda VFR750R RC30 (1987): the homologation special that became a cult object
Built in a small series to homologate Honda in Superbike, the 1987 VFR750R RC30 pairs a 748 cm³ V4 with gear-driven camshafts and a single-sided swingarm. Fred Merkel hands it the first two world titles, Dunlop and Hislop make it win at the TT.
The Honda Africa Twin: the adventure trail bike born from the spirit of the Paris-Dakar
From the Honda NXR-750, queen of the Paris-Dakar, to the modern CRF1100L with DCT, a deep dive into the history of the Africa Twin, the adventurous trail bike that has made generations of bikers dream.
The Honda CBR900RR Fireblade (1992): the sportbike that changed everything
In 1992, Honda unveiled the CBR900RR Fireblade: big-bike power in a 600cc-sized package. A look back at Tadao Baba's motorcycle that redefined the sportbike segment.
Jim Redman: the first great champion of the Honda era
A six-time 250cc and 350cc world champion between 1962 and 1965, Jim Redman was Honda's spearhead in Grand Prix racing: a portrait of the pioneer from Rhodesia who tamed the fabulous Japanese multi-cylinders and paved the way for Mike Hailwood.