The Honda CBR750 Super Aero, model code RC27, was a sport bike in the CBR series built by Honda from 1987 to 1988 and based on the European and US CBR1000F. It was the flagship of a range that had begun in 1983 with 250 and 400 cc models, and in 1987 it debuted exclusively for the Japanese domestic market. Its 748 cc liquid-cooled inline four had double overhead camshafts, four valves per cylinder and a six-speed gearbox, and sat in a steel frame with adjustable telescopic forks, an adjustable single rear shock and three disc brakes, two of them at the front. It was changed and improved in 1988.
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