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2019 Honda CBR650R Review: Updating the F to an R (14 Fast Facts)

2019 Honda CBR650R Review: Updating the F to an R (14 Fast Facts)

Posted on May 25, 2019October 18, 2019 By Jarvis

Motorcycling is often an exercise in compromise, and the new 2019 Honda CBR650R aims to perfect that recipe for riders looking to satiate their sport inclinations, without compromising practicality or comfort.

The 2019 CBR650R replaces the popular CBR650F, and the new middleweight canyon-carver comes with a host of mechanical updates that aim to up the performance. We took to the city streets and canyon roads of California’s Inland Empire to see what Big Red has up its sleeve with the 2019 Honda CBR650R.
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