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The VFR750R'90 RC30 was sold in 1990 and was available in one color scheme: Ross White with Wistaria Blue, Seychell Blue, and Red. The bike had twin round headlights. There was a single-sided swingarm. The exhaust system was stainless steel. The engine had titanium connecting rods. The engine was a 748cc [[DOHC]] 16 valve liquid-cooled V-4 linked to a 6-speed transmission. The serial number began JH2RC300*LM200001. | The VFR750R'90 RC30 was sold in 1990 and was available in one color scheme: Ross White with Wistaria Blue, Seychell Blue, and Red. The bike had twin round headlights. There was a single-sided swingarm. The exhaust system was stainless steel. The engine had titanium connecting rods. The engine was a 748cc [[DOHC]] 16 valve liquid-cooled V-4 linked to a 6-speed transmission. The serial number began JH2RC300*LM200001. | ||
==1991== | |||
[[Image:1991 Honda RC30.jpg|right|thumb|1991 Honda RC30]] | |||
This Honda RC30 [[motorcycle]] was prepared by Two Brothers Racing for Freddie Spencer to contest the 1991 [[AMA Superbike series]]. Spencer rode it to victory at the Streets of Miami event. In 1992, this same motorcycle was used as Spencer's backup bike, and he rode it to victory at Texas World Speedway. Some of the Special Honda Racing Corporation components on this machine are: frame, [[brakes]], cartridge forks, wheels, exhaust system, 41mm [[carburetors]], [[pistons]], titanium valves, and connecting rods, [[transmission]], ignition, radiator, handlebars, wiring harness, [[tachometer]], water temperature gauge, rear shock absorber, deep sump oil pan, cylinder heads and cam shafts. | |||
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