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In the 1940’s, Honda first invented a cheap mode of transport for the Japanese population, by attaching an engine to a bicycle, setting in motion the humble beginnings of a need for new technology. Years later in the 1970s, the Racing Service Center (RSC) evolved as a separate company to oversee motorcycle racing for Honda. The RSC was later incorporated as HRC Honda Racing Corporation in 1982, a wing of Honda’s Motor Company that was engaged in developing advanced racing machines, as well as to participate in motocross racing programs across the world.
HRC and Honda R&D conduct research into the development of technologically refined, advanced machines with cutting edge qualities. Racing is an important source for the creation of innovative technologies used in the development of Honda motorcycles for racing. HRC also supports motorcycle sports with a wide spectrum of activities that include the sale of race-bred motorcycles, satellite team support, and rider training programs.
In 1959 Honda’s entered 5 motorcycles in the Isle of Man TT, the most famous international circuit of the time. In 1961, they won their first Grand Prix race in both 125cc and 250cc segments. By then, Honda had developed a penchant for super-high revving, specialized engines such as a 5 cylinder 125cc motorbike with an output of 22,000 RPM.
Honda is a global empire today, legendary for its attention to detail, which shows in the performance and reliability of Honda motorcycles during a race. The name Honda to race fans today is synonymous with winning. For further details regarding Honda models visit BestHondaPrices.com.
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