i was just wobdering how is the 07 and up CBR 600rr for everyday riding and for track? is it comfortable? how is the gas milage? also how about the weight of the bike? thanks

 

The 07 is a completely different bike than the 06 and better in every way. It would take too long to tell you the differences, so just go research it.

 

Yea i had a 04 600 rr a couple years ago. I'm planning on pickign up a 07 this year. it's a much smaller bike. easier to handle for a shorter guy like myself.

 

it just that its amazing that the 07 CBR 600RR weighs 345 LBS dry and a 2009 kawasaki ninja 250r weighs 374 LBS dry. I used to have the 09 250r and put about 4000 miles and sold it. i was thinking about getting another 250r but the CBR is just better in every way and even lighter!!! I just cant believe it!!

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_CBR600RR

I'm going to look at a couple 07s tomorrow. Any tips on what I should look out for in a used bike with 9000km on it?

 

For everyday riding, the vibration can make my hands/feet go numb. And my wrists will hurt if I haven't ridden it in a while.
But it absolutely rocks on the track.
It's super light and easily maneuverable in either situation. The seat is very comfortable, and the narrow chassis fits me perfectly.

I can't think of anything specific to look for on the bike, beyond anything you'd look for on any other sportbike.

 

Ended up getting a 08

 

cool how you like it? those mirrors gots to go!

 

The 07 was fun as hell! I saw around 47-49 mpg mixed spirited driving to just driving normal. From other riders i knew, they didn't like the ride style. The f4i had (supposedly) a more comfortable ride while the 600RR was more aggressive in rider stance. To be completely honest the most i could ride straight was about 2 1/2 hours but that included a strained neck, ass, and shoulders for a few days.

Corners like dream too!

Biggest mistake I've made was selling it well under value to go to college. Sell price was what I had left on the loan...