
Honda CBR 600 F
Helmond, NB - Michael

Honda
CBR 600 F
Sport · 599 cc
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Displacement
599 cc
Power
100 hp · 74 kW
Torque
66 Nm
Category
Sport
Models in the same category and price range to consider alongside the CBR 600 F.
Features and handling differ by generation. Use this overview to find the right version.
Years
2011 - 2013
The revived CBR600F is based on the CB600F Hornet, using a steel backbone frame, fuel injection and optional C-ABS. It is decisively more sport tourer than supersport and is not technically related to the older PC35.
Years
2001 - 2006
The F4i added electronic fuel injection and a revised dashboard to the aluminium PC35 platform. It combines supersport performance with a usable pillion seat and is therefore more road-focused than the CBR600RR sold alongside it.
Years
1999 - 2000
The F4 moved to an aluminium frame and became noticeably lighter and more precise while still using carburettors. That is the main technical difference from the very similar-looking fuel-injected F4i introduced for 2001.
Years
1995 - 1998
The F3 refined the PC25 formula with ram air, a wider rear tyre and chassis updates for sportier steering. It remains carburetted and is more road-comfortable than a later CBR600RR.
Years
1991 - 1994
The F2 gained a new frame, 599cc engine and rounder bodywork, adding power while retaining usable road ergonomics. PC25 or F2 separates it from the visually similar but sharper F3.
Years
1987 - 1990
The first CBR600F introduced Honda's fully enclosed Hurricane bodywork around a 598cc inline-four and steel frame. PC19 and PC23 are useful type codes; the later F2 has a completely different chassis and appearance.
The Honda CBR600F is a long-running series of sport-tourers produced by Honda from 1987 to 2013. The liquid-cooled 599cc inline-four initially produced around 85 hp and eventually grew to over 100 hp in later PC35/PC41 generations. Unlike a pure supersport, the CBR600F offers a slightly more comfortable riding position, a windscreen that makes higher speeds less tiring, and sufficient tank capacity for longer rides. The F4i (2001–2006) is the most balanced version in this regard.
The CBR600F targets riders who want to combine sport and touring without sacrificing riding enjoyment. It is popular both as a first big bike and as a motorway sports bike for everyday use. The large second-hand market and availability of parts make it an affordable choice. When buying used, prioritise examples with documented service history, given the higher mileages that many examples carry.
A used Honda CBR 600 F costs €2,525 on average. Most cost €1,450 to €4,994. This is based on 86 motorcycles for sale now.
MotorMonitor now compares 86 used Honda CBR 600 F motorcycles from Dutch sales sites.
The average used Honda CBR 600 F is from 2000 and has done about 41,127 km.