Why is the Honda CBR600 called F5?
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The reason why the Honda CBR600 is called F5: Because there was once a model called CBR600RR F4i, which underwent significant upgrades and was later renamed simply as CBR600RR. After that, it became known as F5 in the domestic market. The Honda CBR600 is a mid-weight sports bike with a seat height of 820mm and an overall weight of 155kg, featuring an aluminum twin-spar frame. It is powered by a 600cc four-cylinder engine with a bore of 67mm and a stroke of 42.5mm, delivering a maximum output of 120 horsepower and a maximum torque of 6.73kg. The front and rear suspensions consist of fully adjustable HMAS inverted telescopic forks and a Unit ProLink fully adjustable gas-charged rear suspension.