Best 600cc Sport Bike In Your Opinion?

[Senpai]

Looking to upgrade from my 440 to a 600, just curious which one. I'm leaning towards the cbr600rr but anyone have anything to say about other bikes?
Thank You

 

[lupin]

Best 600cc sports bike are the ones that come with 1000cc engines

 

[Senpai]

Best 600cc sports bike are the ones that come with 1000cc engines

AHAHAHA good Point! its just I don't think my parents will let me get a 1000cc.

 

[lupin]

Sticker removal and they will never know

 

[RoadSprock]

ZXRs imo, best weight balanced bike and with a great low to mid pickup response

 

[whingnut]

CBR600RR Honda's bulletproof mid range bike also easy to find parts / upgrades for.

 

[dandoolittle]

CBR 600rrs are great but soon to stop being made.

All depends on your budget?

R6s are quick and nimble but smash up more than most bikes

Cbrs are pretty quick but they're work horses

Ninjas are cheap and quick but I'm not a fan but parts, you'll never run out

Gsxrs are solid and fast

Triumphs are wicked bikes and they are not slow at all

That's presuming you want a sports bike

 

[SwissMotard]

I'd get a ZX6R in your position.

 

[Chcknstrps]

Dan's overview is pretty spot on imho. 's why I got a ninja

 

[dandoolittle]

Such a hard question without a budget to be honest

 

[E.L.Jon]

Triumph daytona 675 end off.....

 

[thezattack]

I saw zx6r but to each their own

 

[SighBored]

ZX-6R, cause I have one myself. LoL. But that R6 though.

 

[thatV4guy]

All 600's are slightly, slightly different. You might not be able to tell right away since this would be your first 600, but if you've owned a 600 for a while then it's pretty easy to tell. I used to have a '14 CBR600RR and really loved the bike. It's not really 'great' at anything, but it's well balanced and good at everything. If you're a short person then I'd probably look at the gixxers since they have the lowest seat height.

 

[CaturLifeLive]

Maybe gsx or r6

 

[Captain]

The R6 has a very aggressive riding position that you may find heavy on the wrist for any distance riding. It is something you get used to though as you learn to support your upper torso using your knees against the fuel tank.

The Triumph Daytona 675 always does really well in group test against the 600RR, R6 and GSXR's.

 

[AltimKing]

I am amazed how many times Kawasaki's are mentioned. I don't see them so regularly where i live. But anyways, all of the Japanese 600cc are a solid start, but you might also want to look into Ducati, if you care for V2's.

Also depends on your height imho, i would recommend you test drive at least all of the Japanese bikes to get a feeling for how the seating position is. There are large differences between the manufacturers.

I originally wanted to buy a Fireblade, but the seating position was not right for me. I never thought about bying a Ninja, but when i test drove i just felt at home.

TLDR: Go test drive and find the bike that suits you