Hi, nice video! what are your thoughts on the honda cbf500 in terms of weight/handling and power delivery. is there anything you dont like? many thanks
Hi, thanks :) the bike is very approachable, comfortable that just feels right from the saddle. Perfect bike for around city and powerful enough to maintain highway speeds, getting back into medium speed corners
@@motoreich Thanks for the response, I just bought my cbf500 and my first ride was yesterday. The bike handles well as you said and plus it has good power delivery, I was quite surprised. 👍
I'm looking forward to change my cb250 for a Cbf500 limited for A2 or a Honda rebel 500, but I'm leaning towards the cbf mostly because of the price and some other things like comfortability, how is the fuel consumption? I've seen people say it's high and others say it's normal/low
to be honest I haven't measured exactly yet how well the fuel consumption is, but it really depends how and where you ride the bike. If you ride most of the time in the city then it doesn't consume that much however on the highway or medium speed corners where you ride with high rpm and full throttle it consumes like 8-9lt in 100 km
@@JustPityHD I recently bought my honda cbf500, and in the city driving at normal speed the consumption is 5l/100km. I havent tested on the freeway. keep in mind I have a leovince sbk exhaust without the db killer. if you use the stock exhaust you can get better fuel economy. hope this helped.
@@jrvieira1688 I've heard the consumption is bigger on the freeway, one of the few motorcycles that rides that way. I think I'll go with the rebel 500 because the biggest fuel consumption it gets, going full throttle, it's 4'8l/100km and it gets almost the same top speed and torque than the cbf without having to restrict it
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hi i live in Vienna and i recently bought the same bike even in the same color. Can u recommend me a good mechanic for this bike? thx
Hi, nice video!
what are your thoughts on the honda cbf500 in terms of weight/handling and power delivery. is there anything you dont like? many thanks
Hi, thanks :) the bike is very approachable, comfortable that just feels right from the saddle. Perfect bike for around city and powerful enough to maintain highway speeds, getting back into medium speed corners
@@motoreich Thanks for the response, I just bought my cbf500 and my first ride was yesterday. The bike handles well as you said and plus it has good power delivery, I was quite surprised. 👍
I'm looking forward to change my cb250 for a Cbf500 limited for A2 or a Honda rebel 500, but I'm leaning towards the cbf mostly because of the price and some other things like comfortability, how is the fuel consumption? I've seen people say it's high and others say it's normal/low
to be honest I haven't measured exactly yet how well the fuel consumption is, but it really depends how and where you ride the bike. If you ride most of the time in the city then it doesn't consume that much however on the highway or medium speed corners where you ride with high rpm and full throttle it consumes like 8-9lt in 100 km
@@motoreich how much km you do per full fuel tank?
@@motoreich 8-9l is too much even for a bike this old, if that's true then you make around 180-200km with a full tank, that's waaaaay too much
@@JustPityHD
I recently bought my honda cbf500, and in the city driving at normal speed the consumption is 5l/100km. I havent tested on the freeway. keep in mind I have a leovince sbk exhaust without the db killer. if you use the stock exhaust you can get better fuel economy. hope this helped.
@@jrvieira1688 I've heard the consumption is bigger on the freeway, one of the few motorcycles that rides that way. I think I'll go with the rebel 500 because the biggest fuel consumption it gets, going full throttle, it's 4'8l/100km and it gets almost the same top speed and torque than the cbf without having to restrict it
How much?