Chronicle– archive –

(Continued from TSR-CHRONICLE-1988–1992① “First Victory at the Suzuka 4-Hour Race! CBR400RR Debut Win”) With this, Technical Sports — alongside its unwavering partner FCC Co., Ltd. — began focusing even more heavily on endurance racing, ...

First held in 1978, the Suzuka 8 Hours quickly became one of Japan’s premier motorcycle racing events. At that time, what was then known as Technical Sports — now TSR — focused its efforts on the Suzuka 4-Hour Endurance Motorcycle Race, ...

“TSR-Chronicle” explores the history of TSR, introducing memorable stories and episodes from each era along the way. The history of TSR’s dedication to racing, its passion, and the spirit passed down like DNA through generations — why no...

Ahead of many others, TSR had already begun developing and entering original prototype machines in the World Grand Prix Championship. At the same time, under the slogan: “Defeat HRC! Defeat the Factory Teams!” TSR continued competing in ...

The Honda CB400 Super Four, whose production officially ended in October 2022, first appeared in 1992 during the peak of the naked bike boom. At the time, it was often said that, “You can never go wrong choosing a CB400SF,” and “It’s alw...

1958 — Masami Fujii at 29 Years Old. In 1958, the “3rd Asama Volcano Race,” organized mainly by the Japan Motorcycle Sports Association and supported by the motorcycle industry, was forced to cancel due to a dramatic decline in participa...