Cbr600 f4i vs cbr600rr
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Cbr600 f4i vs cbr600rr
Hey guys I currently own a nice 1998 CBR600F and love it to bits but it is starting to look dated in my eyes, and I am thinking about updating and love the look of the F4I and not to fussed on the look of the RR of the same age. But I want to know what is the better bike for handling and performance etc, I know the RR has more power but is it really noticable on the road etc.
Really interested in everyones thoughts.
Thanks Paul
Really interested in everyones thoughts.
Thanks Paul
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I would say they both have their strong points. I have driven both of them and prefer the F4i. The F4i has a little less power in stock form however if you add few goodies you can get it to work almost as good as a 600rr..I find the f4i way more easy to drive and way more confortable. The ridding position is way more user friendly and good for long drives..the 600rr on the other hand is not as confortable and has a more aggressive stand therefore harder on the arms and hands in a long drive. I have the f4i and have raced quite a few RR's and the only one that ever beat me was a 07 and up. A newer 600RR with some goodies on it would be the most powerfull but not as confortable... I have a PCIIIusb, air filter and full pipe and my buddy and I traded yesterday. He has a 05 600RR and it did not pull as hard as my F4i. Good luck and hope you find your new bike...
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Go with whatever bike fits you better.
I rode my friends '06RR and it felt faster and the whole bike felt abit tighter ie. suspension.
Ergonomics wise.....too tight a fit for me and I'm only 5'10". Too cramped and too much weight on the wrists.
I was ready to get off it after 20 minutes of riding...The F4i is just more comfortable for me
Sit on them both and see how they feel to you.
I rode my friends '06RR and it felt faster and the whole bike felt abit tighter ie. suspension.
Ergonomics wise.....too tight a fit for me and I'm only 5'10". Too cramped and too much weight on the wrists.
I was ready to get off it after 20 minutes of riding...The F4i is just more comfortable for me
Sit on them both and see how they feel to you.
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besides things like suspension and design, the big difference and pretty much only diff, which gives the RR more power, only 7 ponies is the fuel injection. RR has dual stage fuel injection. but im a huge f4i fan, i ride my bros zx7r from time to time and another buddies 98 gsxr, makes my bike feel that much quicker, agile, more nimble and alot less klunky
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