Is it good for Mumbai city everyday use about 40kms and Sunday highway use of about 150kms. Being a sports bike is the rider position aggressive and engine heat - CBR650R?

Q. Is it good for Mumbai city everyday use about 40kms and Sunday highway use of about 150kms. Being a sports bike is the rider position aggressive and engine heat - CBR650R?
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Dillip | 3 years ago

Honda CBR650R would be a great pick for city and highway as CBR650R design includes a new fairing, a new exhaust muffler, a two-part seat for aggressive riding posture and redesigned alloy wheels. For sportier ergonomics, Honda has moved the footpegs to the rear and the clip-on is lowered by 30mm. It is definitely one for those who like a mix of sporty and highway riding. Moreover, we would suggest you take a test ride before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

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Supreet | 4 years ago

Rider Position isn't too aggressive , it is mixed actually , i've driven around 150+ Kms and she's comfy Engine doesn't heat so much, you might feel it somehow here in North India because of extreme temperatures (43'C +)But seriously the heat is not A*S BURNING :p

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Sydney | 4 years ago

@ Supreet | Rider Position isn't too aggressive , it is mixed actually , i've driven around 150+ Kms and she's comfy Engine doesn't heat so much, you might feel it somehow here in North India because of extreme temperatures (43'C +)But seriously the heat is not A*S BURNING :p

Yeah your right bro but once I got the full sys akro on her she started to burn my a*s I guess the heat shield aren't there anymore as they were on the stocks, only while standstill

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George | 4 years ago

I'd buy it anyway, but it will be a problem driving only 40 almost everyday.. I say it cause these bikes want you to go a little faster.. haha

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