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Honda CR 480R

Make Model	Honda CR 480R
Year	1982
Engine	Two stroke, single cylinder, reed valve
Capacity	472 cc / 28.8 cu-in
Bore x Stroke	89 x 76 mm
Compression Ratio	6.7:1
Cooling System	Air cooled
Exhaust	Expansion chamber
Lubrication	Pre-mix
Induction	Single 38mm Keihin flat-slide carburettor
Ignition	CDI
Starting	Kick
Max Power	NA
Max Torque	NA
Clutch	Wet plate
Transmission	4 Speed (1982) - 5 Speed (1983)
Final Drive	Chain
Frame	Welded steel tubing
Front Suspension	43mm Showa air-adjustable forks with three compression damping adjustments
Front Wheel Travel	305 mm / 12.0 in
Rear Suspension	Pro-Link with four compression damping adjustments
Rear Wheel Travel	305 mm / 12.0 in
Front Brakes	Drum
Rear Brakes	Drum
Front Tyre	3.00-21
Rear Tyre	5.10-18
Wheelbase	1508.7 mm / 59.3 in
Seat Height	980 mm / 38.6 in
Ground Clearance	350 mm / 13.4 in
Dry Weight	103.1 kg / 226 lbs
Fuel Capacity	9 Litres / 2.38 US gal
Overview	Pulpmx.com

The Honda CR480R is a motocross racing motorcycle, made by Honda in 1982 and 1983.

The bike was a replacement for the earlier Honda CR450, made until 1981.[2] The '82 had a front drum brake and a four-speed gearbox;'83 had internally adjustable front forks and a five-speed gearbox.

Danny "Magoo" Chandler rode a CR480 when he won the 1982 ABC Sports Superbikers race, where professional motorcycle racers from various racing disciplines competed on a combination dirt and paved track.[3] and competed in the 1983 race.[4] Racer Steve Wise also won a Superbikers race with a CR480.[5] This race was a precursor to modern Supermoto racing.

The 1982 CR480 had about 52 horsepower and was quite light for its horsepower, at about 226 pounds. Magnesium parts were used for weight saving and the bike had a hand-riveted air-box/air filter housing.

The bike is popular with historic racers that participate in American Historical Motorcycle Racing Association events where competitive classes are run for the various vintage racing classic motorcycles