2008 Honda Cbr600rr on 2040-motos
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2008 Honda CBR600RR, Honda CBR600RR Grafatti Edition - The amazing CBR600RR combines radical performance with everyday practicality in a way that'll blow your socks off. With most 600s, you get either a great track bike that's high-strung and uncomfortable on the street, or a great streetbike that lacks the right stuff for track days or race wins. With the CBR600RR, we found a way to achieve superior track and street performance in one amazing bike. Careful attention to chassis geometry and ergonomics makes the CBR600RR wonderfully balanced and predictable for superior control on twisty roads or streets.
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