High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Fireblade was originally the world market term for Honda's 900 cc sport bike. It now encompasses several models spanning from 1992, starting with the Honda CBR900RR. In 1984 Kawasaki introduced the GPZ900 which reached 250 km/h and at the same time was controllable. A year later Suzuki introduced the 176 kg GSX-R750F. The origin of the GSX-R was a factory developed model for endurance races and it was true racer. In 1986 Suzuki offered an even bigger and more powerful bike, the 198 kg GSX-R1100. This was argued to be the basis of a new breed of modern sport bikes, with the 5 valve Yamaha FZR1000T following it in 1987. From then on the Japanese machines only got heavier, and by 1992 the GSXR1100N was 225 kg and the 750 version was over 200 kg.

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