The Honda VT250F Integra is a Japanese sports motorcycle, first introduced to the public in 1982. The VT250F Integra was designed and launched to strengthen Honda's position in the segment, as well as incorporate some racing features. First of all, the new motorcycle was equipped with a 250cc, 4-cylinder, 16-valve liquid-cooled engine with a capacity of 35 hp. This power unit and its placement in the motorcycle provided it with good weight distribution and a very balanced center of gravity. The motorcycle also had an innovative braking system for the 1980s, which provided high driving safety, but was not very wear-resistant. Overall, the Honda VT250F Integra turned out to be a fairly successful motorcycle that gained great popularity - especially in the domestic market. The design was developed, and other Honda motorcycles were created on the basis of the VT250F Integra model, in particular: VTR250 or VT250 Spada.
