f4i best 600 you will ever ride??
#3
I would agree.
I had a 09 GSXR 600, right off the dealer floor.
After it got stolen I went and picked up a 98 cbr f3 and fell in love.
When I was looking for this last bike I had one thing in mind; Honda.
I put 12k miles on that F3 in 8 months, I took a lot of trips and Ill tell you what it was strong, ran great and sure was dependable. Not to mention comfortable.
Other than the bikes Ive owned, I have rode many 600s of friends and such, and even a few 1000's. And nothing is like a CBR whether its a 600 or a 1000.
Any bike I buy will be a honda.
I had a 09 GSXR 600, right off the dealer floor.
After it got stolen I went and picked up a 98 cbr f3 and fell in love.
When I was looking for this last bike I had one thing in mind; Honda.
I put 12k miles on that F3 in 8 months, I took a lot of trips and Ill tell you what it was strong, ran great and sure was dependable. Not to mention comfortable.
Other than the bikes Ive owned, I have rode many 600s of friends and such, and even a few 1000's. And nothing is like a CBR whether its a 600 or a 1000.
Any bike I buy will be a honda.
#4
#8
What's the best one in your opinion, Aken? I'm curious.
It's so subjective, but I would think the F4i would be pretty high on the list overall? They seem dependable, comfortable, and pretty quick. I think they look good, too, but that's totally subjective.
It's so subjective, but I would think the F4i would be pretty high on the list overall? They seem dependable, comfortable, and pretty quick. I think they look good, too, but that's totally subjective.
#9
#10
I would agree... near the top of the list for a STREET bike.
The F4i is far superior to the F2/F3 as far as power/weight but the F4i is still COMFORTABLE which is a huge factor for most of us (riding on the street). The 600RR is clearly a better track weapon but I don't like the riding position for the street. Same problem with all the R6's I have been on.
The F4i is also, as mentioned above, a good looking bike BUT I would have to say that is ONLY true for the split seat version (sorry).
The F4i is far superior to the F2/F3 as far as power/weight but the F4i is still COMFORTABLE which is a huge factor for most of us (riding on the street). The 600RR is clearly a better track weapon but I don't like the riding position for the street. Same problem with all the R6's I have been on.
The F4i is also, as mentioned above, a good looking bike BUT I would have to say that is ONLY true for the split seat version (sorry).