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Honda Vfr1200x
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Honda Vfr1200x

O Honda VFR1200X Crosstourer foi introduzido em 2012 como a entrada da Honda no segmento de turismo de aventura, construído na plataforma VFR1200F com seu exclusivo motor V4. Ele apresentava uma opção de transmissão de dupla embreagem (DCT), tornando-o um dos primeiros viajantes de aventura a oferecer essa tecnologia. Descontinuado por volta de 2017, ele se destacou por seu caráter esportivo V4 combinado com a capacidade de turismo de longa distância, embora tenha enfrentado críticas por seu peso em comparação com os rivais.

129 hp

Poder

129 Nm

Torque

267 kg

Peso

220 km/h (estimated, Honda did not publish official top speed)

Velocidade máxima

6.5–7.5 L/100km (typical real-world average)

Combustível

Fairado

Corpo

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O que os compradores devem saber

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DCT Gearbox Watch

The optional Dual Clutch Transmission is a standout feature but can be expensive to repair if neglected. Always verify DCT service history and check for jerky low-speed shifting, which can indicate wear.

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Slow Depreciation Curve

The VFR1200X holds its value reasonably well due to limited production numbers and a loyal adventure-touring fanbase. Used examples with low miles and full service history command strong resale prices.

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Shaft Drive Advantage

The shaft drive eliminates chain maintenance costs and is highly reliable long-term, making it ideal for high-mileage touring. However, inspect the rear drive unit for oil leaks, a known weak point on higher-mileage bikes.

Gerações e especificações por ano

2012–2015 Gen 1

Lançamento inicial com motor V4 de 1237 cc, opção DCT, tração por eixo, foco em turismo de aventura.

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2016–2019 Gen 2

Suspensão atualizada, ergonomia revisada, novas opções de cores, pequenos refinamentos eletrônicos, mapeamento de combustível aprimorado.

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Avaliação do comprador usado

8.0/10
Melhor para
Sport-touring riders wanting V4 character and reliability

"The most underrated adventure tourer Honda ever built, period."

$7,500-$12,000 used

The VFR1200X is Honda's answer to a question nobody really asked — what if we took a sport-tourer engine and bolted it into an adventure bike? The result is genuinely brilliant in ways that'll surprise you. That 1237cc V4 pulls hard from anywhere in the rev range, sounds absolutely savage at full chat, and makes BMW's parallel twins feel agricultural by comparison. DCT models especially are effortless in traffic without feeling disconnected from the riding experience. Buy used and check the rear suspension first — it's the bike's Achilles heel. Stock setup is too soft for anything beyond solo riding and aftermarket units aren't cheap. Also verify the shaft drive has been serviced; neglected examples develop lash that gets annoying fast. Fuel economy hovers around 40mpg, which is acceptable given the performance on offer. Pre-purchase, scrutinize the fairing carefully — panels are expensive and Honda discontinued some parts around 2019. Find a clean 2016-2019 example with service history and you've got an effortlessly capable machine that most riders will never outgrow.

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Full Specifications

Engine Power 129 hp @ 6,750 rpm
Torque 129 Nm @ 5,000 rpm
Top Speed 220 km/h (estimated, Honda did not publish official top speed)
Weight 267 kg (wet/curb weight, DCT model; standard manual slightly less)
Fuel Consumption 6.5–7.5 L/100km (typical real-world average)
Type Adventure
Fairing Full/Partial Fairing

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