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| CaPo wrote: | With any luck my car will sell tommorow night and ive seen a CBR 600 F Sport (F-S1?) for sale locally.
What are they like? A slightly comfier rr or more like a normal CBR600F with a different seat unit? |
i had a FS-1
https://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-snc1/v2681/119/8/515961192/n515961192_2236621_1953624.jpg
Minus the mega stock can, it was a great looking bike, not quite as comfy as a normal cbr600f but as said above you get a few changes like stiffer suspension, slightly stronger clutch, split seat etc etc, not that i could tell the difference as it was my first big bike
Mine had the usual cct rattle at 5-6k rpm, we changed my bros cct on his cbr600f, it took an hour or so (only took that long due to the difficulty of getting near it, as its a bit tucked away), so if its making noise expect £45ish for a new cct and an hour or so changing it over. I believe the ratchet gets stuck and the chain starts to slap about
Very fast bike though, as are most sport 600's, if you can a nice one go for it its more comfortable than modern 600's too
| Sprout wrote: | Something between the two.
It's and F with firmer/adjustable suspension, slightly more powerful engine, altered gearing, no center stand and the split seat.
Really nice bike actually. |
the normal cbr600f's also had adjustable suspension  |
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Agree with bacon here, my 01 cbr6f has adjustable suspension
P.S. Thanks again for the help with the CCT bro
Ah, the haynes manual has the same gear ratios for both bikes and I am led to believe that the engines are identical except for the clutch which has an extra plate and the exhaust linker pipe which doesnt route around the non existent centre stand
Other than that the changes are that the sport suspension is stiffer, it has no centre stand, the frame is black, engine cases gold and the rear subframe and seat are different, meaning the some of the electronics are positioned differently.
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Cars sold
But unfortunately, so was the bike, phoned pretty much as soon as the car had gone.  ____________________ Had: NS125R
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for near 3k you can consider gsxr K3/4's, zx6r B1 ninjas etc.....even an 03 RR for 3k
i loved my fs-1, but i wouldnt put 3k down on one |
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Just bought an '02 R6  ____________________ Had: NS125R
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I like the CBR 600F. I have already gotten it couple of months ago. I have noticed that It had been denoted good clutch power and also mitigate high speed. When I have got tripped over it. It is run as smother and also far. I liked it dude. ____________________ 8gb usb flash |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 16 years, 83 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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