Honda VT 500 E (reduced effect)

Introducing the 1987 Honda VT 500 E (reduced effect), a fascinating blend of innovation and performance that made its mark in the speedway category during its time. Honda's commitment to engineering excellence is evident in this unique model, designed for riders who crave a thrilling experience on the track yet desire a reliable companion for everyday use. The VT 500 E stands out with its distinctive V2 engine and pioneering design, making it a remarkable choice for those who value both style and substance in their motorcycles. At the heart of the VT 500 E lies a robust 491cc four-stroke V2 engine that delivers a spirited 27 horsepower at 6000 RPM. This powertrain, coupled with a six-speed gearbox, allows for smooth acceleration and impressive top speeds of 137 km/h (85.1 mph). The engine’s clever design features a 10.5:1 compression ratio and a liquid cooling system, ensuring it remains efficient even during extended rides. Riders will appreciate the bike's balanced handling, achieved through its well-engineered chassis and suspension, which provides a stable and confident ride whether navigating tight corners or cruising along straights. One of the standout features of the VT 500 E is its innovative shaft drive system, which minimizes maintenance while providing a seamless power transfer to the rear wheel. The motorcycle also boasts a fuel capacity of 17 liters, allowing for extended riding sessions without frequent stops for refueling. Its single disc front brake and expanding rear brake offer reliable stopping power, essential for the demands of speedway racing. With a weight of 204 kg (449.7 lbs) fully fueled, this motorcycle strikes an admirable balance between agility and stability, making it a well-rounded choice for both novice and experienced riders. **