Honda CBR600F4i (CBR600F4i) reviews

This bike has surpassed all my expectations. It's comfortable, smooth, quick and looks great. I am fairly new to sport bike riding and being a very stable bike its great to learn on but... I can tell there is tons of power that I haven't even gotten to yet. I picked mine up the beginning of March 2004 and have ridden every sunny day since. If anyone has any ideas of good rides in the lower mainland or day trips into the interior please email me. I'm also looking for people to ride with around here. Show less

I had a VTX1800 and traded for this bike. It is very easy to ride, light, flickable and great on gas. I should have had one of these a long time ago. Show less

I have ridden this bike for a year now and have put approximately 3000 miles on it. It's only my second motorcycle, but I have been very impressed with it overall. It gets between 40-45 mpg (depending upon your driving style). The motorcycle has good horsepower from about 5500rpm up to 12,500. Very reliable. The seat could have been made a little softer, but that is why I am going to put a gel insert on it. I had the gauge up to 162mph; it just takes the bike awhile to get up to speed after you hit 130mph or so. Show less

As a sport rider for over 20 years, I've owned bikes such as the Suzuki GSX-R750, Honda VFR750, Kawasaki Ninja 600R and the venerable Kawasaki EX500. As far as off-the-line jump, roll-on acceleration, flickability and long-term comfort, this is the best bike I've ever owned. It still looks mean and I can still slide the rear end and manage a 3rd gear wheelie without lying on the gas tank. Maybe it's my oompa loompa height but I don't get uncomfortable after long rides. However, I have to tiptoe at stops due to the high chair. For us old folks, this is the one. Show less

This is my first street bike and I wouldn't trade it for the world. Awesome handeling, acceleration, and cornering. I have only rode for a short time because of the snow but can't wait till breakup is over. Show less

I've been on a bunch of bikes, and this one is nearly perfect. It doesn't have the torque of some bigger bikes, but it keeps up just fine if you tach it up into the red zone (which it loves!) The adjustable suspension gives you all the play a normal rider needs, and you can set it up for whatever riding style you like. The bike has always given me a lot of confidence, with great feedback and feeling of control. The riding position is not as aggressive as the R6 or GSX-R, so you can ride it all day without any trouble. I rode mine 9hrs to Maine one Friday night, and got up Saturday to ride all day again. It was awesome the whole time. I love this motorcycle! Show less

This bike is great, it has everything you want for a new rider. Even if your not a new rider stepping up from a Ninja or similar bike it's got the power gains and performance you need. This bike is fast but the handling could use a little work. It wheelies through first gear and second or third depending on what part of power band it's hitting. I can't wait to step up to a larger version of the CBR next summer. Show less

I bought this bike in March 2003 and couldn't be more pleased with it. The bike has power, class, and comfort. I preferred the Silver/Black to all the other color schemes, as did my friends. This bike is fast off the line and fast long after the line. I would suggest this bike to anyone!! AWESOME BIKE!!! Show less

I purchased a silver/red f4i in May and have since logged 4000 miles on it. I absolutely cannot say enough good things about this bike. It has everything you need and nothing you don't. The stock exhaust canister was not throaty enough, so I purchased a Two Brothers Racing pipe (TBR is a Honda Specific tuner) and cured the problem. Anyone wanna give up theirs for my wife? Lol. Show less

This bike is great for around town driving, and is fun for the occasional wheely and such, but I would not recommend it for long distance driving. The seat is horrible. Corbin makes a nice replacement seat though that totally fixes the rider/machine ergonomics problems. Show less