Is Honda Developing an All-New V3 Sport Bike To Replace the CBR600RR?
When I saw Honda's 900cc V3 with an electric compressor (read 'supercharger') at EICMA last year, I wanted to hit fast-forward on my life so I could find out what platform it'd find a home in. The Japanese manufacturer stated that this unit would pump out similar numbers to its 1,200cc engines, which completely threw me off the scent of the other potential, arguably more exciting, use of this V3 platform.
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