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Honda CB650R

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Honda 650cc Bike
CB650R

Review of Honda 650cc Bike CB650R

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I own the cb650r for only a few days

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I own the cb650r for only a few days. The bike is really fantastic I used to ride a Yamaha and I was happy with it until I decided to change to the Honda. The sit-high is a little bit too high for me but I am getting used to it. The engine is very strong and always surprises me. It's very comfortable on long drives. I did 1000 Km in the first week. I think that the fuel consumption is good enough for the size of the bike, weight, and power delivered. The finish of the work is very high and I think that the look of it is superb!

Pros

Looks is Good

Cons

Seat height little Bit too high

Best Features

Powerful Engine

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