I got this info from the SPORT RIDER website

WEIGHTS & MEASUREMENTS
These charts contain fuel consumption data, measured rear-wheel horsepower and torque, and measured wet and dry (no fuel) weights. You can also use the charts to find what issues of Sport Rider each bike was tested.
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motorcycle
issue
fuel cons. min/max/ avg (mpg)
peak hp
(hp @ rpm)
peak torque (ft-lbs @ rpm)
wet weight
(lbs)
dry weight
(lbs)

599 ('04)
12/04
31/48/41
86.9 @ 11,750
43.6 @ 9750
446
416

CBR600F3 ('96)
12/96
36/43/37
89.3 @ 11,500
42.8 @ 8250
462
435

CBR600F3 ('97)
4/97
37/44/39
93.5
44.5
459
432

CBR600F3 ('98)
8/98
37/44/39
87.2 @ 12,000
42.8 @ 10,000
459
432

CBR600F4 ('99)
6/99, 12/99
35/45/41
88.8 @ 12,500
47.6 @ 10,000
440
413

CBR600F4 ('00)
10/00
36/48/40
94.9 @ 12,500
44.9 @ 10,000
436
407

CBR600F4i ('01)
6/01, 12/01
36/45/39
95.5 @ 12,500

435
406

CBR600F4i ('06)
10/06
35/49/41
97.3 @ 12,750
42.0 @ 10,500
441
412

CBR600RR ('03)
6/03
30/34/38
107.2 @ 13,500
45.4 @ 11,000
445
416

 

cool thx for the info.

 

ya, my pops' 86 vf1000r is a fatty...

 

a fatty, but an awesome bike ! .......hell i think everything back then was a fatty. especially compared to todays bikes.