so i know they dont make f4i's any more.. but what was the point in offering to diff 600's and what was the differance? and why did they stop producing them

 

I would say F4i's have this small cruiser characteristics applied to a sportbike. As specially mine is a 05 F4i has a banana seat, handle bars are higher and pegs are lower compared to RR. I don't about the difference in engine specs. Those specs make it more comfortable when for long trips. I mean those are things I found out from my experiences.

 

The RR is a race ready bike that is made street legal. It is lighter, more balanced, has more power, and is less forgiving and less rider friendly (for as street n n00bs). And if you havent noticed, the F series has quite a following and I dont think anyone liked when Honda discontinued the F series, but they did in a slow phase out with the only real changes to the F4i's was the switching back to a banna seat in 03 to its demise in 06.

 

and you may want to check this out too: https://cbrforum.com/m_378388/tm.htm

 

Off topic here, but QuickNDeadly, is your avatar from Hope and Glory? Kick *** avatar.

 

The other manufacturers have a race-replica 600, like the RR, and at least one more street-friendly bike. Honda is unusual in only offering one fully faired midsize, that has to do it all.

Yamaha has the R6, the R6S (like a 2003-2005 vintage R6) and the 600R, which is a heavier, carbed bike kind of like the late-1990s Honda F3, but not as good.

Kawasaki has the ZZR and the ZX6R, plus the 650R, a parallel twin.

 

Thanks 420cbr! This avatar is from 1969 made British movie called KES. It's about this boy with a very strong spirit. I love the poster and it's a great movie really!

You may take a look at the trailer from the link below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCOzhdP-iuI