2024 Honda CBR600RR

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AceOfHearts

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5,852 posts

198 months

Wednesday 3rd January
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I have just read in MCN that the new CBR600RR that is returning to the UK is starting at £10,499 !

Amazingly this is cheaper than the ZX6R and is fitted with 6 axis IMU and other lovely gadgets.

This seems like amazing value to me considering how much superbikes are nowadays. It also looks great to my eyes. Seriously tempted to have a look although I really don't need another sports bike. I suppose this will also help soften some of the crazy second hand prices of the 2016 era bikes.

Edited to add the correct pictures! (I blame the Carole Nash review for picturing the wrong bike)








Edited by AceOfHearts on Wednesday 3rd January 16:50

epom

12,416 posts

168 months

Wednesday 3rd January
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Nice.

Krikkit

26,995 posts

188 months

Wednesday 3rd January
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Impressive to meet the new emissions regs and be a smidge higher in power as well, proper little weapon.

CoolHands

19,451 posts

202 months

Wednesday 3rd January
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Why does that one have different fairings, aero winglets, forks and exhaust than every other pic of the new model?

Tam_Mullen

2,364 posts

179 months

Wednesday 3rd January
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CoolHands said:
Why does that one have different fairings, aero winglets, forks and exhaust than every other pic of the new model?
It seems IS the Fireblade and not the 600...

Timbo_S2

571 posts

270 months

Wednesday 3rd January
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Thats a photo of a CBR1000RR-R?

The CBR 600RR still has the underseat can.

CoolHands

19,451 posts

202 months

Wednesday 3rd January
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Ah, I see

AceOfHearts

Original Poster:

5,852 posts

198 months

Wednesday 3rd January
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Edited to add the correct pictures irked

Motorsport3

511 posts

199 months

Wednesday 3rd January
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Lovely bit of kit, wonder whether I could live with it as one do it all bike including the occasional commute to central London.. maybe not

rodericb

7,259 posts

133 months

Thursday 4th January
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AceOfHearts said:
I have just read in MCN that the new CBR600RR that is returning to the UK is starting at £10,499 !
If you do buy one you'll be glad you're where you are and didn't stay in Australia as the CBR600RR is over $29,000 in Australia! Or around £15,499.....

GR_TVR

726 posts

91 months

Thursday 4th January
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rodericb said:
AceOfHearts said:
I have just read in MCN that the new CBR600RR that is returning to the UK is starting at £10,499 !
If you do buy one you'll be glad you're where you are and didn't stay in Australia as the CBR600RR is over $29,000 in Australia! Or around £15,499.....
It's not quite as shocking when you add that average salaries in Australia are around a third more than the UK, however.

moanthebairns

18,184 posts

205 months

Thursday 4th January
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It's nice to see that they have stuck with the under seat exhaust like previous generations. Always makes a bike look more sleek I feel. I think the used market might have to readjust with the latest pricing of this, your looking at about £8-9 k for a 2016.

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/bike-details/20230805...

Krikkit

26,995 posts

188 months

Thursday 4th January
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Good-looking machine

fred bloggs

1,354 posts

207 months

Thursday 4th January
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Bet the front indicators will be approx £100 each ,being placed where they are.

moanthebairns

18,184 posts

205 months

Thursday 4th January
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I notice how the indicators are mounted at the clock bracket as opposed to years gone by on the side fairing. I thought they'd go the blade route with them and have them in the wing mirrors dunno if this will come as it's without mirrors. At least its not like Kawasaki's, with two massive cats eyes dumped on the side fairing.

fred bloggs

1,354 posts

207 months

Thursday 4th January
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moanthebairns said:
I notice how the indicators are mounted at the clock bracket as opposed to years gone by on the side fairing. I thought they'd go the blade route with them and have them in the wing mirrors dunno if this will come as it's without mirrors. At least its not like Kawasaki's, with two massive cats eyes dumped on the side fairing.
Public bikes will have mirrors. You can see the mounting points in the photos.
The clutch side case looks the same as a 2003 bike !!

8IKERDAVE

2,436 posts

220 months

Thursday 4th January
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It's a really handsome bike, I saw it at the NEC and fell in love.

If it wasn't for my more pillion friendly requirements I reckon I'd be ordering one.

moanthebairns

18,184 posts

205 months

Thursday 4th January
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fred bloggs said:
moanthebairns said:
I notice how the indicators are mounted at the clock bracket as opposed to years gone by on the side fairing. I thought they'd go the blade route with them and have them in the wing mirrors dunno if this will come as it's without mirrors. At least its not like Kawasaki's, with two massive cats eyes dumped on the side fairing.
Public bikes will have mirrors. You can see the mounting points in the photos.
The clutch side case looks the same as a 2003 bike !!
Sorry I meant come as it is without indicators in the mirrors.

airsafari87

2,859 posts

189 months

Thursday 4th January
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I had a good look around this at EICMA. If I wasn’t approaching 50, 6’-2” and ‘powerfully built’ I’d have been all over one of these, especially at that price.

graeme4130

3,915 posts

188 months

Thursday 4th January
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It looks cool, but depends if it’s actually any good or not
It’s got less power and is heavier than a zx6r, and it’s not exactly set the world on fire in racing so far (the model, albeit without the fancy dash, has been on sale in Japan for a couple of years now)
Does look cool though