Honda CB600F Hornet (2005 - 2006) review. Smoother, more refined version of an already accomplished middleweight. Only poor tank range lets it down. Good levels of performance that won't intimidate the inexperienced, a classic. The engine vibrates a bit and tank range is poor. There are very few changes from the previous model.

Honda released the 2011-2013 Honda CBR600F in Europe, but was not released in the USA. Some missed it, but some criticised it as being a “faired Hornet” (of the second generation). The 2011 Honda CBR600F was a re-imagining of the F models in the post-RR era. Gone were the days of Tadao Baba and his philosophy of bikes that could do everything.

2007: New Honda CB600F Hornet launched, with larger 19-litre tank, 101bhp engine and Fireblade dash, optional ABS and more. 2009: Minor update sees the forks gain rebound damping and new shock

Honda CB 600 S - Hornet 0.35 KW/lbs (2.87 lbs/HP) Acceleration (0-60 mph): 2007 Honda CB 600 F ABS All-rounder. Water cooled, 600cc, Inline-4, DOHC

2013 Honda CB600F Hornet 600. Colors: White, blue, grey/white. Price as new: 6550 GBP. Torque: 63.50 Nm. Dry weight: 172.00 kg. Manufacturers profilation: Since it first shook up the streetfighter scene in 1998, the CB600F Hornet has become one of the most influential middleweight Naked motorcycles.

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