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Honda’s NR500 was one of the boldest engineering experiments in motorcycle racing history. Built to challenge dominant two-stroke machines, it featured revolutionary oval pistons, eight valves per cylinder, and an incredibly high-revving four-stroke engine. Discover how Honda’s relentless ambition created a technical masterpiece that struggled on the track but influenced performance motorcycles for decades.
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