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2021 Honda CBR500R ABS Buyer’s Guide: Specs, Prices, and Photos

2021 Honda CBR500R ABS Buyer’s Guide: Specs, Prices, and Photos

Posted on October 14, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The 2021 Honda CBR500R ABS returns this year as the sole representative of the CBR500R line, as the non-ABS version is no longer available. That’s fine with us, as it has always been a low-cost option from Honda.

With a full fairing, the 2021 Honda CBR500R ABS has the look of a supersport motorcycle. Yet, its raised clip-ons give the rider a comfortable semi-upright seating position that splits the difference between standard and full-sport.
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