What weight is a Honda Hornet 600?
395 lbs
At a glance
| Owners’ reliability rating: | 4.4 out of 5 (4.4/5) |
|---|---|
| Annual servicing cost: | £150 |
| Power: | 97 bhp |
| Seat height: | Medium (31.1 in / 790 mm) |
| Weight: | Low (395 lbs / 179 kg) |
How fast can a Honda CB650R go?
Honda CB650R | Acceleration & Top Speed
| Honda CB650R Acceleration | |
|---|---|
| Speed | Time |
| SS/KM | 22.445/132 mph |
| SS/Mile | 32.43/135 mph |
| Top Speed | 137 mph |
What is 1000cc in HP?
| engine | cc | hp |
|---|---|---|
| Model aircraft OS glowplug | 9.95 | 1.9 |
| Superbike 600cc Class | 599 | 112 |
| Superbike 1000cc Ducati FO3 | 999 | 186 |
| Kawasaki ZX-10R – road trim | 998 | 182 |
How do you convert cc to KW?
Conversion chart – standard cubic cm of atmosphere to kilowatt hours
- cubic centimetre of atmosphere to kilowatt hours = 0.000000028 kWh.
- standard cubic cm of atmosphere to kilowatt hours = 0.000000056 kWh.
- standard cubic cm of atmosphere to kilowatt hours = 0.000000084 kWh.
How much horsepower does the Hornet have?
Indeed, it is and only four horsepower short of the new Kawasaki Z750 (106ps) with the claimed 102 horsepower engine. But all that power is found in 10K+ territory, which has a lot to do with the sporty character of the new Hornet.
When did the first middleweight Honda Hornet come out?
That same train of thought lay behind the creation of Honda’s original middleweight Hornet, released in 1998 in Europe. Namely, stuff a 100-horsepower inline-four engine into the chassis of one of Honda’s most-popular domestic models in the 250 ranks. The result?
How good are the brakes on the Honda Hornet?
The brakes chosen for the new Hornet are very conventional looking in today’s world of radial-mounted race-spec items, but the 2-piston front calipers provide more than enough power and feel for the job at hand. I particularly liked the way they felt during slow stop-and-go scenarios, such as around-town riding.
Is the CB600F Hornet a good bike to ride?
Through the twisties, the new CB600F Hornet is a dream to ride. The wide handlebars make turn-in effortless, and the Hornet seems as eager as any sport bike to carve on the edges of its Bridgestone BT-012 tires. I can almost describe the handling as creamy smooth, but sharp at the same time – if that makes any sense!