2008 CBR600RR Review

I had some time today so i made a better review then i did the day i got it, which was yesterday. this bike is so sweet!!! fast nimble very good bike all around...my friends both have bikes and this is by far way easier to control due to the lower center of gravity...not saying theirs is hard just mine is easier ;) i would recommend this bike to a beginner

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Autos & Vehicles

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• 2008
• Honda
• CBR
• 600RR
• pearl
• orange
• black
• new
• review
• 2010
• motorcycle

[XSpyderxXx]

I have CBR600RR too and I dont recommend this to a beginner. I've been riding for 15 years and I went from a crusier to sportbike and let me tell you...its a completely different type of experience. Beginners should learn the fundamentals on a smaller bike otherwise you may never want to get on another bike again because riding a sport bike for the first time can scare you away...seen it happen before.

[MastaReapa]

@XSpyderxXx i wasn't trying to compare this bike to other classes. i was saying as far as a sports bike goes this would be good for a beginner. Or at least i think so since it is my first bike and i think it was the best choose of sports bike i could have made.

[xtryker1]

You seriously recommend this bike for a beginner? i mean, i dont have any bike experience, but i always read this kind of sport bike is too sensitive for an amateur...

[MastaReapa]

@xtryker1 Other then my bike i have only been on two others (08 R6S and a 06 GSXR1000) and i think that the cbr is just way better in handling and maneuvering...great center of balance and come with HESD

[kal1fornia]

how fast u been on it? im buyin one this weekend



[MastaReapa]

@kal1fornia when i looked at my speedometer it read 159

[XSpyderxXx]

@MastaReapa just suggesting the fact that this sportbike is actually in the super bike category which means faster throttle response which can be scary for a beginner but its cool you feel comfortable on it.

[oozyboozy1]

Please, can you give me the color code under your seat? Thanks

[600RRkid12]

If you're looking at a sport bike then being a little scared of fooling around with the throttle could be a good thing. If you just take it down your street and keep it close to home, keep it slow giving yourself time to get used to the bike. Then you "could" make this bike a good beginner bike. Still, it's a racing bike so it's meant to go fast and it has a TON of power. Not the most recommended bike for a beginner but, ride safe and don't do stupid crap. You could work it in for a starter.

[abejimeneza67c10]

Nice bike. I'm going right now to pick mine up.