Motorcycle specifications HondaCBR 600 RR 2012 Light makeover

status quo in 2012 for Honda's 600 Supersport. The current version of the CBR 600 RR had changed little since the 2007 redesign, with a little stitching on its dress coupled with a small make-up change. A new, more enveloping engine cowling with new air intakes protects the engine's side casings, while generating a more efficient airflow at medium to high speeds. The result is a more stable machine.
New, more "trendy" indicators, new colors, including a limited series for the CBR 600 RR without ABS... that's it for the aesthetic change. The CBR retains its major identity, with the pot under the seat, the VTR-SP2-style air intake, an ultra-compact size and an unchanged dashboard that still lacks sex appeal.

As with all new-generation sports bikes (the 4th for this CBR), the pistarde is packed with technology accumulated from previous evolutions. HESD electronic steering damper, MotoGP-style Unit Pro-link monoshock, 41 mm HMAS inverted fork, HISS immobilizer, double set of injectors, reinforced swingarm, cast aluminum frame....in short, everything already found on the 2007-2008 model; apart from ABS and styling, the main changes are to the engine. Changes have been made to the pistons, cylinder head and exhaust (in particular the header pipes and valve system, similar to that used on the CBR 1000 RR Fireblade.) to boost torque in the 8/12,000 rpm range, with a 3.5% increase at 10,000 rpm. A little extra to get you out of the corner, with a hint of extra gniak. OK, but we'd have liked more watts everywhere to go and get the R6 or eat from the 675 Daytona. After all, the values of the 2009 CBR 600 RR remain unchanged: 120 hp for 184 kg fully loaded (a record weight in the category).

with this evolution, it would be surprising if the 2009 CBR 600 RR were to shake up the 600-sport hierarchy (except in World Supersport, where it does extremely well). On the other hand, the version with combined ABS marks a real evolution towards greater safety and performance on the road. More confidence, more fun, remarkably easy and lively, the CBR 600 RR '09 has perhaps chosen its camp: superb and safe on the road, if not queen on the track.

a number of accessories are available in the network to enhance your CBR '09:

- A 70% tinted bubble for a more dynamic image and enhanced protection. The height is identical.
- A color-matched seat cover that takes the place of the passenger seat to reinforce the CBR600RR's sporty image. Facilitating access to the space under the seat, this hood features a 4-position adjustable backrest, an embossed CBR logo and Honda Racing logos on both sides.
- A selection of carbon parts specially developed for the CBR, including a front fender to protect the fork tubes, a rear fender to protect the inside of the chassis and an exhaust protector. All these parts are made to Honda quality standards and display the Honda Racing logo.
- A compact alarm with motion detector and siren. The kit features 8 sensitivity settings and a low-power standby mode that protects the battery from total discharge.
- A stand that lifts the machine from the end of the swingarm to facilitate maintenance of the rear wheel.
- A carbon-style tank protector and filler cap cover with HRC logo.
Dashboard and top-tee covers are also available.
- A set of "Racing" adhesives for fairing and wheels.