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Review: Honda CBF600
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10 August 2007 | |
The slim, user-friendly CBF600 sets the standards for versatility in the 600cc Naked class.
Throw a leg over one and you’ll get a sense of Honda’s ‘just fit’ riding enjoyment and comfort, never mind what your inside leg measures or how experienced a rider you are.
That’s partly down to the three-step adjustable seat and dual-position handlebars, but the sweet liquid-cooled 16-valve DOHC inline-four mill is a huge bonus.
Its ‘just the basics’ styling combines form and function in a versatile middleweight bike that anybody can enjoy. Women riders take notice: this is a fun machine that also builds confidence.
Its lightweight and quick-handling chassis and suspension systems provide a sporty and confident ride, and a version can also be had with the extra stopping confidence of antilock brakes (ABS). CBF600 was designed especially with shorter and possibly less experienced riders in mind - particularly with the hopes of attracting more women riders to the joys of motorcycling. Even its handlebar mounts and the windscreen on the ‘S’ version’s fairing can be adjusted for personalised comfort. A perfect balance of easy control and non-stop excitement for all riders, the CBF600 ‘Just Fits’ in more ways than one, keeping the riding fun and friendly wherever your travels take you.
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