What do you get if you cross a CBR600RR, with a turbo, a nutcase American and Bonneville Salt Flats? That's right, 206mph.FL Racing's 2004 CBR600RR runs a turbo but with normal petrol, and produces around 160bhp. Their 206mph top speed was a massive

Click to view: Honda CBR600RR owners reviews, specs and image galleries.Double R. It doesn’t sound much. Two little letters replacing the ‘F’ at the end of  the well established CBR600. But they mean everything. RR means double spiteful, track

June 2005WHEN JON TOLD me there was something waiting for me downstairs, I thought it'd be a box of boring stuff. Instead I found a Honda CBR600RR. I hugged Jon (eek!), got my gear on and took my new toy for a spin.I haven't been so excited about a

Four years ago I compared the new CBR600RR to diminutive super star Kylie Minogue. Both appeared in the late 80s, lost some fans in the 90s then came back sassy and sexy. Well, both have had a difficult year and both are back healthier than ever

acquainted myself with the new, lighter and torquier 2005 CBR600RR.When the original RR was launched in December 2002 I felt it set new standards in the middleweight class, giving us a one-size fits-all 250cc GP-like bike with the lightweight handling

CAN you believe it's been five years since Honda introduced the current CBR600RR? Actually, it seems longer; it was a development of the previous model and we're so used to 600cc sports bikes being updated every two or three years that a five

Click to read: Honda CBR600RR owners reviews, Honda CBR600RR specs and to see the Honda CBR600RR image gallery.It’s already two years ago since we first laid eyes on the current version of the CBR600RR. By Honda tradition, this means we’re due

At a glance, Honda's new CBR600RR looks very similar to last year's bike. But it's actually all new, and riding it proves the 07 bike is significantly better overall.You could have argued that the outgoing model was good enough to stay in production

BEAUTY, they say, is in the eye of the beholder. So some will look at the shovel-faced (as in, 'hit by a...') new CBR600RR and drool. But others will look and ask: “Why did they take inspiration from a snow-plough?”The face is, after all, what

THIS image from a new Honda patent show what appears to be a new inline four-cylinder sports bike, possibly the replacement for the ageing CBR600RR.The first thing that sprung to mind on seeing the drawings was how much like a typical (Honda engined