In fact, this isn’t even the first V3 that Honda has put together — its early-’80s race bikes get that honor. The wild addition here is, of course, the electrically-operated supercharger.

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Honda has just dropped a revolutionary large-capacity V3 combustion engine at EICMA, with an electric supercharger. If electrics aren't yet ready to take over in the motorcycling world, maybe ...

And one of the Honda Motorcycle division's bigwigs has ridden it. O ne of the most intriguing pieces of news to come out of EICMA was, by most accounts, a new concept from Honda. Maybe you find ...

This is not the first-ever V3 engine. In fact, Honda had one in production on the NS400R, an extremely cool bike from the mid-’80s that I just learned about while writing this post.

I’m finally back home after picking up my Honda Beat some 2,100 miles away. As soon as I saw the day’s sunny forecast I knew I had to take it for my first drive. This rad little thing is now ...

Honda had already used a V3 engine in a motorcycle in 1985. Inspired by a post-war DKW motorcycle, the Japanese company developed the NS 500, with which "Fast Freddie" Spencer won the 500cc World ...

What Honda chose to do instead of turbocharging the Beat's engine was to give it individual throttle bodies for each of the cylinders. This was part of the MTREC (Multi Throttle Responsive Engine ...

Honda has showcased a new V3 engine configuration at EICMA, which gets an electric compressor and is intended to power large-capacity motorcycles soon. ... Feel the beat: Mahindra Thar Roxx ...

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In fact, this isn't even the first V3 that Honda has put together — its early-'80s race bikes get that honor. Honda. The wild addition here is, of course, the electrically-operated supercharger.