Honda CBR650R Questions and Answers

Q. What is the actual power rating of Honda CBR650R for India?

Zigwheels | 1 month ago

Honda CBR650R features a 648.72 cc engine that is good for 88.37 PS of max power and 60.1 Nm of peak torque. Click here for more information.

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Q. CBR650R or DUCATI MONSTER 797. Which is better suggest please?

Zigwheels | 1 month ago

The Ducati Monster 797 would be a great pick in terms of frugal engine performance, comfort that a naked sport offers and features which make it a perfect pick. Moreover, the CBR650R is more of a track-focused bike which is also been provided with very aggressive ergonomics, a smooth and frugal engine with great comfort and features. We would suggest you to visit the nearest dealership for the assistance required regarding the test ride of the bikes so that you may evaluate the comfort, features, and performance of the bikes.

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Q. Does Honda CBR650R have a up and down quick shifter?

Zigwheels | 1 month ago

The CBR650R isn't equipped with the quick shifters.

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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?

Zigwheels | 3 months ago

The Honda CBR650R might feel a bit of uncomfortable in the heavy traffic as it gets an aggressive riding posture. Moreover, the bike has been offered with a heavy engine which could be hard to control over in the traffic. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride of the bike so that you may get acquainted with the comfort, features and ride quality of the bike.Click here for the dealership: https://www.zigwheels.com/bikes/dealers/Honda

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Q. Should I go for Benelli TNT 600i or CBR650R?

Adi | 1 month ago

If you’re on a budget or want to get a naked bike or want that attention grabbing under seat exhaust go for the Benelli. The bike inspires a lot of confidence when cornering and sounds brilliant with the ixil x55 or xtrem 60 and bmc air filter combo. But if you’re more of a sports bike person and want a inline 4 engine the Honda is the least expensive option you’ve got. For the price of the Honda you can just get the z900 which makes more power and is more value for money

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Suvin | 3 months ago

Both are two different category and on different price tag also, If you are looking for a low budget inline 4 go for Benelli 600i otherwise CBR650R is the best best, which gives you more refined engine , better balanced body and good look also.

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ASG | 1 month ago

Which one of these bikes is fast? ?

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Himanshu | 2 months ago

Tnt 600i

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Q. CBR650R or Z900, which is better?

Zigwheels | 3 months ago

The Z900 is a power-packed naked sport whereas the Honda CBR 650R is a sports baked roadster with frugal acceleration. When it comes to the power and torque figures, there is no match to the Kawasaki Z900 as you can call the Z900 a speed monster. With the insane power figures such as 125 PS of humungous power and 98.6 Nm of peak torque which makes this bike is unique in itself. Moreover, the CBR 650 R makes 88.37PS of gigantic power and 60.1 Nm of torque. If you are looking for a bike with thunderous power figures on paper as well as on the road you can go for the Z900. Moreover, if you are l9ooking for a good looking bike with the good power figures you can go with the CBR 650 R. Moreover, we would suggest you take a test ride of both the bikes so that you may evaluate the bikes according to the comfort, features and ride quality to select the best bike for yourself.Click here for the dealership: https://www.zigwheels.com/bikes/dealers Click here for the comparison: https://www.zigwheels.com/bike-comparison/honda-cbr650r-vs-kawasaki-z900

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Eighty9th | 1 month ago

Z900 is better option, I ride it daily. In city or highway, it fits in both conditions.

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Max | 1 month ago

CBR650R

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Savitha | 3 months ago

CBR 650r

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Ujjwal | 1 month ago

Z900

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Q. I am planning to buy bike, but I am becoming more n more confuse between the Benelli 600i and the Honda CBR 650R and also about which exhaust system should be used for these bikes?

Zigwheels | 3 months ago

The Benelli TNT 600i and Honda 650R are both very confronting options in terms of power performance, features and comfort. The TNT 600i has been powered by 600cc 4 cylinder engine which generates 86.24PS of peak power and 54.6 Nm peak pinnacle torque. The Honda CBR650R is 648.72cc 4 cylinder, 88.37 PS of maximum power and 60.1 Nm peak torque. If you are looking for a powerful and refined engine you may go for the Honda CBR650R whereas if you are looking for a bike with an engine that can roar to touch your heart well with the dynamics of naked sports you can choose the Benelli TNT 600i.Moreover, we would suggest you take a test ride of both bikes so that you may check the bike's comfort, features and ride quality.Click here for the dealership: https://www.zigwheels.com/bikes/dealers

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Savitha | 3 months ago

CBR 650r

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Q. I want to know about the lady pillion comfort of CBR650R both straight facing and side facing on highway long rides and city rides.

Zigwheels | 3 months ago

As the pillion seat is very small the pillion rider would be uncomfortable for the long tours. As being a sports bike the pillion rider is expected to sit front facing on the pillion seat as the side facing seating posture isn't appropriate ergonomically. Moreover, the pillion rider has a risk of falling down the vehicle causing injuries or even life risk.

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Q. Is it better than CBR1000RR in price?

Zigwheels | 3 months ago

In terms of price, Honda CBR650R would be the best choice. if you are looking for the performance then the big daddy of the CBR is the best one for you that is the CBR1000RR. CBR1000RR is the of the fastest motorcycle in the world by Honda. But before the final decisions suggest you take a test drive of both the vehicles to understand the power and comfort better. Read more. Honda CBR1000RR vs Honda CBR650R Comparison:- https://www.zigwheels.com/bike-comparison/honda-cbr-1000rr-vs-honda-cbr650r

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