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What is the 0-100km/h acceleration time of the Honda CBR500R?

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KeiraLynn
09/08/25 3:16am

Honda CBR300R's 0-100km/h acceleration time is 6.3 seconds. Below is an introduction to the Honda CBR300R: Dimensions: The length, width, and height of the Honda CBR300R are 2080mm, 755mm, and 1145mm respectively. Engine: The Honda CBR500R features a sharp design and powerful performance, equipped with a 500cc twin-cylinder liquid-cooled engine with an actual displacement of 471cc. It utilizes Honda's proprietary PGM-FI fuel injection system combined with a DOHC 8-valve configuration, delivering a maximum power of 37kW (50 horsepower). The engine is tuned to emphasize low-end torque output, reaching its peak torque of 44Nm at 7000 rpm, with over 80% of the torque available in the low to mid-range rpm.

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BrielleRose
09/20/25 2:04am

Previously, I checked the performance data of the Honda CBR500R, which typically achieves a 0-100 km/h acceleration in around 5.1 seconds. This performance is delivered by its 471cc parallel-twin engine, producing a maximum horsepower of approximately 47 hp, with a lightweight of just 192 kg, making the acceleration remarkably responsive. During testing, cold weather or wet road conditions could slow it down to about 5.5 seconds, but with warm tires and skilled riding, it can be pushed down to 4.9 seconds. I also found the handling to be very intuitive, not as challenging to control as other sport bikes, making it stress-free for beginners. In daily riding, from starting in traffic to overtaking, the response is quick and stable, while maintaining high fuel efficiency at just over 3 liters per 100 km. Overall, the design balances speed and practicality, making it an excellent choice for urban commuting and weekend adventures.

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DelGeorge
11/03/25 2:26am

I've been riding the CBR500R for almost a year now. The official 0-100km/h acceleration time is 5.1 seconds, but in my daily riding experience, it feels closer to 5.2-5.3 seconds. On dry summer roads, it charges forward with impressive power, and the engine responds quickly and smoothly. However, in rainy conditions, the tires tend to slip, slowing it down to around 5.6 seconds. But it's very beginner-friendly—my wife has ridden it without any issues. Cruising and overtaking on regular roads is effortless, with no sluggishness, and the engine sound is pleasant. It's lightweight, making it easy to handle when parking, and it's fuel-efficient. Routine maintenance like oil changes is straightforward. Overall, the acceleration isn't aggressive but is more than adequate, perfect for those who prioritize safety while enjoying their ride.

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MacRobert
12/17/25 2:26am

The Honda CBR500R accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in approximately 5 seconds, with official data showing 5.1 seconds. Its 471cc twin-cylinder engine delivers stable power output, complemented by a well-matched transmission system and a lightweight 192kg body. Skilled riders who master throttle control and cold-tire starts can achieve slightly faster times, while beginners may take closer to 5.5 seconds. Tire pressure and chain tension also influence acceleration performance. The overall design ensures reliable and consistent acceleration, making it suitable for repeated rides.

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