Honda CBR600F

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The Honda CBR600F, sold as the Hurricane in the US at first, was Honda's do-everything 600 from 1987. Its fully enclosed bodywork and smooth inline-four made it a best-seller, and successive generations (the F2, F3, F4 and fuel-injected F4i) kept it among the most popular middleweights of the 1990s and early 2000s, with power climbing to around 110 hp.

The original CBR600F line ended in 2006 once the track-focused CBR600RR took over. Honda revived the name from 2011 to 2013 for a half-faired road bike using the Hornet 600's engine, making about 100 hp. In every form the CBR600F was the road-friendly alternative to a race replica, with comfortable ergonomics and real-world flexibility.

Year	Engine	Power	Weight	Seat	Fields
2013	599 cc	100.6 hp	170 kg	800 mm	49
2012	599 cc	100.6 hp	170 kg	800 mm	49
2011	600 cc	102 hp	170 kg	800 mm	47
2010	599 cc	108 hp	170 kg	805 mm	44
2009	599 cc	108 hp	170 kg	805 mm	46
2008	599 cc	108 hp	170 kg	805 mm	46
2007	599 cc	108 hp	170 kg	805 mm	46
2003	599 cc	110 hp	170 kg	805 mm	41
2002	599 cc	111 hp	170 kg	810 mm	43
2001	599 cc	109 hp	170 kg	810 mm	42
2000	599 cc	110 hp	170 kg	810 mm	43
1999	599 cc	110 hp	199 kg	810 mm	43
1998	599 cc	105 hp	186 kg	810 mm	40
1997	599 cc	105 hp	185 kg	810 mm	39
1996	599 cc	100 hp	185 kg	810 mm	40
1995	599 cc	100 hp	185 kg	810 mm	40
1994	599 cc	100 hp	185 kg	810 mm	40
1993	599 cc	100 hp	190 kg	810 mm	40
1992	600 cc	100 hp	190 kg	810 mm	39
1991	600 cc	100 hp	190 kg	810 mm	39
1990	598 cc	93 hp	190 kg	810 mm	39
1989	598 cc	93 hp	190 kg	810 mm	39
1988	598 cc	85 hp	190 kg	810 mm	39
1987	598 cc	85 hp	190 kg	810 mm	40