Honda CBR - Reviews And Classifieds
The Honda CBR family is Hondas prestigius sportbike line up with many of the models being tagged as race replicas. They are all built around inline four engine configurations and throughout the range encompass high revving engines with nimble and precise handling. As much power with as little weight as possible is the aim of the CBR line up.Honda CBR Model Reviews And Classifieds
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The Honda CBR 600RR is potent but its main attraction besides power and speed is it makes you look good riding it. It's light and looks deceptively small, but its 32" seat will let you know otherwise. |
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The Honda CBR600F is a sporty middleweight that has a mid-range seat that gives you more comfort than a wrist-breaking tank-hugger and more sporty aggression than a fully upright touring bike. |
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The Honda CBR900RR was a great improvement over earlier models with an improved suspension to make rough roads or bumps more comfortable. It was the first of the Fireblade line. |
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The Honda CBR 929RR holds a special status in motorcycle circles. When it first hit the market in 1993 it was the lightest, fastest sport bike around beating the industry leaders at the time, Kawasaki and Suzuki. |
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More horsepower! It echoes from tracks around the world, reverberates from the heated pavement beneath spinning wheels… and Honda's CBR954RR delivers. The most powerful sportbike of its day. |
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Get ready to experience some real heavy metal—motorcycle heavy metal with the Honda CBR 1000RR. This is an impressive bike that is as at home on the track as it is on twisty mountain roads. |
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The Honda CBR1000F Hurricane lives up to its name with massive amounts of energy that is awe-inspiringly powerful. Its 998cc engine keeps it at the edge of the legal limits. |
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When it burst on the scene in 1996 the Honda CBR1100XX immediately grabbed the illustrious title of the fastest production motorcycle. |