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{{Motorcycle
{{Infobox Motorcycle
|name            = Honda CB1100F
|name            = Honda CB1100F
|photo           = 1983 honda Cb1100f.jpg
|image           = [[File:1983 honda Cb1100f.jpg|frameless]]
|aka              = Super Bol D'or
|aka              = Super Bol D'or
|manufacturer    = Honda
|manufacturer    = [[Honda]]
|parent_company  =  
|parent_company  =  
|production      = 83
|production      = 83
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|predecessor      =  
|predecessor      =  
|successor        =  
|successor        =  
|class            =Standard
|class            =  
|engine          = Race bred, 1062cc DOHC, 4-valve, inline four-cylinder
|engine          = Race bred, 1062cc DOHC, 4-valve, inline four-cylinder
|bore_stroke      =  
|bore_stroke      =  
|compression      = 9.81:1
|compression      =  
|top_speed        =139 mph
|top_speed        =  
|power            =  
|power            =  
|torque          =  
|torque          =  
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|battery          = {{battery|YUASA YB14L-A2}} '83
|battery          = {{battery|YUASA YB14L-A2}} '83
|transmission    =  5-speed transmission
|transmission    =  5-speed transmission
|final_drive= {{chain|530x104}}
|front_sprocket= 17T
|rear_sprocket= 42T
|frame            =  
|frame            =  
|suspension      = front: Air-adjustable, 39mm front forks with integrated fork brace and TRAC™ anti-dive control system<br /> Rear: Adjustable damping rear shocks with aluminum reservoirs
|suspension      = front: Air-adjustable, 39mm front forks with integrated fork brace and TRAC™ anti-dive control system<br /> Rear: Adjustable damping rear shocks with aluminum reservoirs
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|fuel_capacity    = 20 liters(5.3 gal)
|fuel_capacity    = 20 liters(5.3 gal)
|oil_capacity    =  
|oil_capacity    =  
|oil_filter      = K&N KN-401
|recommended_oil= Honda GN4 10W-40
|fuel_consumption =  
|fuel_consumption =  
|turning_radius  =  
|turning_radius  =  
|related          = [[Honda CB1100F Concept]] <br />[[Honda CB900F]]<br />[[Honda CB750F]]
|related          = [[Honda CB1100F Concept]]
|competition      = [[Kawasaki ZX1100A]]<br />[[Suzuki GS1100ES]]<br />[[Honda VF1100C]]<br />[[Yamaha VMX1200]]
|competition      =  
|air_filter= {{airfilter|K&N HA-1079}} `83<ref name="kl_2019">{{cite book|title=2019 K&L Supply Co Catalog|publisher=[https://www.klsupply.com/ K&L Supply Co]|date=2019}}</ref>
}}
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In 1979 Honda produced a Double Over Head Cam ([[DOHC]]) 750cc engine that rocked the [[Motorcycle]] industry with its double cams and solid [[power-band]] the 750cc engine produced 72BHP @ 9000RPM, this engine was used in [[Honda_CB750F|CB750F]] from 79-82 in the USA.  In 1980 Honda released the [[Honda CB900F|CB900F]] using a race bred 901cc [[DOHC]] engine it was a step above the CB750 with its longer stroke and hotter cams squeezed out 84BHP @ 8500RPM.  The only years the CB900F was offered in the USA where 1981-1982.  
In 1979 Honda produced a Double Over Head Cam ([[DOHC]]) 750cc engine that rocked the [[Motorcycle]] industry with its double cams and solid [[power-band]] the 750cc engine produced 72BHP @ 9000RPM, this engine was used in [[Honda_CB750F|CB750F]] from 79-82 in the USA.  In 1980 Honda released the [[Honda CB900F|CB900F]] using a race bred 901cc [[DOHC]] engine it was a step above the CB750 with its longer stroke and hotter cams squeezed out 84BHP @ 8500RPM.  The only years the CB900F was offered in the USA where 1981-1982.  


In 1983 Honda gave the United States a chance to own the CB1100F!  This bike was leagues beyond its 2 ancestors.  Using hotter cams, larger pistons, and a redesigned [[combustion chamber]] the CB1100F produced 108BHP @ 8500RPM (International model produced 115 HP). Honda also increased the rake and put on a cool 1/4 [[fairing]] for wind deflection.  The dash featured a 150MPH speedometer and 2 piece handlebars.  The wheels are new also they where cast 1 piece instead of the standard com-star or spoke design.  In 1983 only 2 colors offered on the CB1100F in the USA were Red and Blue.
In 1983 Honda gave the United States a chance to own the CB1100F!  This bike was leagues beyond its 2 ancestors.  Using hotter cams, larger pistons, and a redesigned [[combustion chamber]] the CB1100F produced 108BHP @ 8500RPM (International model produced 115 HP). Honda also increased the rake and put on a cool 1/4 [[fairing]] for wind deflection.  The dash featured a 150MPH speedometer and 2 piece handlebars.  The wheels are new also they where cast 1 piece instead of the standard com-star or spoke design.  In 1983 only 2 colors offered on the CB1100F in the USA where Red and Blue.


* Available color schemes:
* Available color schemes:
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Image:1983-Honda-CB1100F-Blue-5168-3.jpg|1983 Honda CB1100F in Blue
Image:1983-Honda-CB1100F-Blue-5168-3.jpg|1983 Honda CB1100F in Blue
Image:1983-Honda-CB1100F-Blue-5168-4.jpg|1983 Honda CB1100F in Blue
Image:1983-Honda-CB1100F-Blue-5168-4.jpg|1983 Honda CB1100F in Blue
File:1983-honda-cb1100f-0.jpg|1983 Honda CB1100F
File:1983-honda-cb1100f-1.jpg|1983 Honda CB1100F
File:1983-honda-cb1100f-2.jpg|1983 Honda CB1100F
Image:1983_honda_Cb1100f.jpg|1983 Honda CB1100F (Non-US)
Image:1983_honda_Cb1100f.jpg|1983 Honda CB1100F (Non-US)
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==See Also==
==See Also==
*[[Honda CBX]]
*[[Honda CBX]]
==References==
{{reflist}}
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{{Honda CB}}
{{Honda CB}}

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