Honda CB1100F Motorcycle - Street (1983)

The 1983 Honda CB1100F was a high-performance standard motorcycle, primarily produced for a single model year, with limited production extending into 1984 in some regions. It represented a significant evolution from its predecessor, the CB900F, and served as Honda's flagship air-cooled four-cylinder model before the company transitioned to liquid-cooled V4 engines. It featured a 1,062cc DOHC 16-valve air-cooled inline-four engine, producing approximately 108 to 110 hp. While the CB1100F did not undergo mid-cycle changes, variations existed based on the market. North American models often included a quarter-fairing and cast aluminum wheels. Other markets, such as Europe and Canada, offered versions without the fairing, featuring gold "boomerang" Comstar wheels and a sportier riding position. A "Super Bol d'Or" limited edition was also available in Europe. FAQ:

Q: Is this part compatible with my Honda CB1100F?

A: To ensure compatibility, please use the year and model selector located at the top of this page.

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