2024 Honda CBR600RR - SPECS & FEATURES

2024 Honda CBR 600RR Specs
ENGINE
Type: Inline-4
Bore x stroke: 67.0 x 42.5mm
Displacement: 599cc
Maximum power: 119 hp (121 ps) @ 14,000 rpm
Maximum torque: 64 nm @ 11,500 rpm
Compression ratio: 12.2:1
Valvetrain: DOHC; 4vpc
Transmission: Six-speed constant mesh
Clutch: Assist and slipper
Final drive: Chain
CHASSIS
Frame:Diamond
Front suspension: Fully adjustable Showa Big Piston Front Fork
Rear suspension: Linkage-assisted fully adjustable shock
Front tire: 120/70 x 17
Rear tire: 180/55 x 17
Front brakes: 320mm discs
Rear brake: 220mm disc
ABS: Standard
DIMENSIONS
Total length: 2,030 mm
Full width: 685 mm
Overall height: 1,140 mm
Axle distance:1,375 mm
Ground clearance:125 mm
Seat height:820 mm
Weight:194 kg
Fuel tank capacity: 18L
FEATURES / ELECTRONICS
- Assist Slipper clutch
- Functional winglet
- Riding modes
- BOSCH 5-axis IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit)
- Power Selector
- Throttle by wire system
- Selectable torque control
- ABS
#cbr600rr

[@nabilblack]

The undertail exhaust should stay.

[@motojc]

it's been 20 years. when will they get rid of the undertail exhaust? The black looks so good though.

[@johnharris7756]

I love the exhaust

[@vanessango325]

I buy Honda because of under tail exhaust

[@iamtheiceman]

All that tech and still no fuel gauge !
Shameful and lazy, Honda.

[@metalron84]

There's been an electronic gauge for a while, unless I'm misunderstanding?

[@iamtheiceman]

This new design has a wonderful TFT dash, but they did (not) include a fuel gauge on it - only a fuel low idicator.
My point is that if they were going to invest money in redesigning and improving everything, why would they eliminate a feature which is crucial and appreciated - (the actual fuel gauge).

[@metalron84]

@@iamtheiceman are you basing this on the video? I'm guessing the features aren't official yet? Anyways I'm used to using mileage to keep an eye on fuel. A guage would be nice of course, but it's not accurate at times when you go from chilled riding to pushing.

[@Maryland_Motorcycle_Rides]

My r6 doesn't have it either. Apparently they do it to save weight?