My last bike was a Suzuki GSXR 600 2011 in the white and blue, it was fantastic. Sold it in 2014. Love your bike, if i ever get back in the saddle it will be another 600 Super Sport. So much fun and all the bike you need. Had an 2009 Fireblade, awesome bike but the Suzuki was more fun. Good video.
what 8hours riding on cbr600rr!!! that almost sounds unbelievable!! I just commented on my experience on commuting and travelling about 2hrs non stop journey and how painful (but fun!) it was on my CBR1000RR, and I've 'heard' that the 1000rr is slightly more comfortable than 600rr!!! :-)
Well I'm also talking riding all day in the twisties. I find when you're going straight, then yeah it can get a little uncomfortable, but nothing too unbearable i feel, personally.
I have one more year on my restriction (license )then I'm gonna buy one, I currently have a cb300f but I think il convert to a sport bike and I think the cbr600 is the bike to buy, I also went in to Honda dealer today to see what they go for and out of all the 600cc bikes the cbr600 is the cheapest brand new so I'm sold I just can't wait till I get my restriction is done. Thnx for the vid..👍
Love your bike! Seeing that you have a cbr250 and this 600, which one do you recommend for a new rider I want something I can keep for awhile and is fast, easy, safe and can handle well in the curves. Much appreciated!
Iam Abot the same height , go and sit one one , take it for a ride , you have to feel comfortable , the bike will Only go as fast as you want it to go , if you have some self control I think it's fine 👍
Wanjiru Robert dude dani pedrosa is 5,2 and rides a 1000cc obviously he's been riding for years but that still doesn't change the fact that he's preety small lol you get a 1000cc bike if you want. jk but 600rr is okay not really recomended as a beginner bike id say get a cbr500r or a yamah r3 really good beginner bikes especially price wise and you being somewhat small you might drop the bike im preety sure you dont want to drop your bike let alone a 12,000 dollar bike. but if you're a beginner get a 300 or 500 and ride for a while figure out if riding motorcycles are really for you dont be that dude that ends up selling his brand new bike with 200 miles because he's too scared to ride or has a family those are excuses you normally hear from people "i dont have time" oh but you have time to watch porn and jerk off. so in conclusion if you know riding bikes is for you and you got the budget get the 600rr other wise I'd suggest you get a fz07, cbr500r, cbr650f, cb500f, yamaha r3.
a 300cc is the exact same bike at the cbr 600rr. i own both. the cbr the power is way at the top, you will never get to that power, other wise the bike feels like the 300 as far as power. handling the 600 feels more planted. a beginner out of the msf course can ride the cbr 600rr
Alex N just remember dani pedrosa is 5,2 and rides a 1000cc bike yeah he may have a shit ton of experience but that does not change the fact that hes small dude do not let that be a big factor in why you shouldnt get a big bike.
The Repsol colour scheme is just awesome!! It’s why I bought my fireblade in this scheme, it’s just eye catching! :-)
AmirRider786 agree 👍
It's why I bought mine....Repsol is epic.
YOU ARE THE LUCKIEST GUY AMONG THE LUCKY GUYS IN THE WORLD TO RIDE ONE OF THESE BEASTS
My last bike was a Suzuki GSXR 600 2011 in the white and blue, it was fantastic. Sold it in 2014. Love your bike, if i ever get back in the saddle it will be another 600 Super Sport. So much fun and all the bike you need. Had an 2009 Fireblade, awesome bike but the Suzuki was more fun. Good video.
I have a 2013 in red and I'm 6'1 and feel fine, even riding eight hours in the mountains :D
what 8hours riding on cbr600rr!!! that almost sounds unbelievable!! I just commented on my experience on commuting and travelling about 2hrs non stop journey and how painful (but fun!) it was on my CBR1000RR, and I've 'heard' that the 1000rr is slightly more comfortable than 600rr!!! :-)
Well I'm also talking riding all day in the twisties. I find when you're going straight, then yeah it can get a little uncomfortable, but nothing too unbearable i feel, personally.
@@gags786 It's actually the opposite, a cbr600rr has a better seating position than the 1000
I have one more year on my restriction (license )then I'm gonna buy one, I currently have a cb300f but I think il convert to a sport bike and I think the cbr600 is the bike to buy, I also went in to Honda dealer today to see what they go for and out of all the 600cc bikes the cbr600 is the cheapest brand new so I'm sold I just can't wait till I get my restriction is done. Thnx for the vid..👍
A year will fly by ,and hope you get one you won't be disappointed 👍
Love your bike! Seeing that you have a cbr250 and this 600, which one do you recommend for a new rider I want something I can keep for awhile and is fast, easy, safe and can handle well in the curves. Much appreciated!
Great video. looking forward to buying one myself
It’s not 160kg wet, it’s 184, which is Stil very lightweight
All I keep looking at is that key scratching everything
and i thought it was just me lol
muito linda Repsol (Brasilll)
i love that bike
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great bike !! happy new year 2018 1/1!!!!!!
In uk the 600rr was updated in 2013 not 2012
good for a 5'5 tall beginner rider?
Iam
Abot the same height , go and sit one one , take it for a ride , you have to feel comfortable , the bike will
Only go as fast as you want it to go , if you have some self control I think it's fine 👍
Thanks man
are you allowed to lane split there?
Wanjiru Robert dude dani pedrosa is 5,2 and rides a 1000cc obviously he's been riding for years but that still doesn't change the fact that he's preety small lol you get a 1000cc bike if you want. jk but 600rr is okay not really recomended as a beginner bike id say get a cbr500r or a yamah r3 really good beginner bikes especially price wise and you being somewhat small you might drop the bike im preety sure you dont want to drop your bike let alone a 12,000 dollar bike. but if you're a beginner get a 300 or 500 and ride for a while figure out if riding motorcycles are really for you dont be that dude that ends up selling his brand new bike with 200 miles because he's too scared to ride or has a family those are excuses you normally hear from people "i dont have time" oh but you have time to watch porn and jerk off. so in conclusion if you know riding bikes is for you and you got the budget get the 600rr other wise I'd suggest you get a fz07, cbr500r, cbr650f, cb500f, yamaha r3.
a 300cc is the exact same bike at the cbr 600rr. i own both. the cbr the power is way at the top, you will never get to that power, other wise the bike feels like the 300 as far as power. handling the 600 feels more planted. a beginner out of the msf course can ride the cbr 600rr
I like that. Can be a kitten or a lion.
What's that orange thing on your handle bars I've seen that before could never figure out what it was
you mean on the break fluid holder? ..I have one on mine. Stops spills and leaks....just looks kool...the end lol
What is the exhaust you have on?
Two brothers carbon series.
U in Melb?
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How tall are you?
165cm
+Repsol kid awesome, I'm about the same height and debating on buying one of these soon
+Alex N just go and sit one just to be shaw ,and take it for a ride if you can , I feel very comfortable on mine but everyone might be different 👍
Alex N just remember dani pedrosa is 5,2 and rides a 1000cc bike yeah he may have a shit ton of experience but that does not change the fact that hes small dude do not let that be a big factor in why you shouldnt get a big bike.
just keep the bike
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dees hep[ me vader ook
Poo Brothers !!
lol