MotoGP Replica - Honda Repsol Fireblade 2019 - 4K HD

According to latest reports, the updated Honda CBR1000RR will indeed get completely revamped in 2019. http://www.idp-film.com/
Among the updates is a new chassis, but more importantly, a brand new in-line four-cylinder engine which will be capable of producing 212 bhp, surpassing the Ducati Panigale V4's power output.

The new Fireblade is also expected to get a new fairing design, with a central air duct which will direct air to the airbox to create more power and prevent lift-off under hard acceleration.

That engine is likely being developed for a special new model, the Honda RVF1000R, while the new in-line four cylinder engine is expected to get a slight displacement bump, possibly even a 1100 cc or 1200 cc engine.

Three different variants of the new Honda CBR1000RR are expected - the standard Fireblade, a SP1 variant and a limited edition SP2 variant.

The SP2 model is expected to get a full carbon-fibre fairing, among other changes, to keep the kerb weight around 185 kg.

The current Fireblade's 187 bhp power output is a significant bump over its predecessor, but the 2019 model will have much more power from the new engine.

The bike's aerodynamics will get a complete revamp, with race teams reportedly not happy with the current model, struggling for top speed and front-end grip in high speed corners.

The new Honda CBR1000RR is expected to go on sale as a 2019 model, and is expected to be a much more updated superbike overall.

So far, there's been no official word from Honda on the updated Fireblade.








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