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Honda CBR600F SportNewest Review: ... actually very comfortable for those long rides in the summer, the the seat and the handle bars being more that of a sports ... more More Honda motorcycles
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by Pestilence - written on 09/01/09 (Useful, 134 readings)
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This is a lovely bike, although I have only recently passed my test, I found that this bike is a perfect first bike. Although it looks like a sports bike, it is actually very comfortable for those long rides in the summer, the the seat and the handle bars being more that of a sports tourer. Also, considering the engine size, I found that the insurance was actually quite low for this bike, even though I had no No Claims Bonus and had only just passed my test. The bike is easy to maintain and has, so far, been a very reliable bike, getting me from a to b, then taking me to c and d. The bike is comfortable for those long rides, but you can open it up ...
by Steve P - written on 23/04/02 (Very useful, 4462 readings)
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First things first, this is an owners opinion. If you want all the specifications go to your local Honda Dealer and get a brochure. I am not going into height, length, weight, wheel base plug gaps or tyre pressures (although they are 36 front and 41 rear). Next up, I am not a motoring or motorcycle journalist. So sorry for any spelling or grammatical mistakes. I had a CBR600 FX, you can read my report of that elswhere, I traded my old bike in for the new Sport. So how does this compare? First has to be the looks, the past models have always looked somewhat short of "sportsbike" particualrly when compared to the more sporty styled GSXR 600's and Yamaha ...
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