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2019 Honda CB650R Review: The Newest Neo Sports Café (13 Fast Facts)

2019 Honda CB650R Review: The Newest Neo Sports Café (13 Fast Facts)

Posted on May 27, 2019October 18, 2019 By Jarvis

If there’s one cinematic trope that relates to the world of motorcycling, it’s that of the ugly duckling. This year, Big Red has given its 2019 Honda CB650R the Neo Sports Café makeover, changing the middleweight standard-motorcycle from frump to fox with the snap of a finger.

Of course, the CB650R’s beauty is more than skin-deep. Alongside styling cues from the CB1000R and CB300R, several mechanical changes imbue it with greater performance.
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