Honda CB600F
৳700,000
Starting Price
15.0
Mileage (kmpl)
599.0cc
Displacement (cc)
Available
Status
Honda CB600F Overview
The Honda CB600F, commonly known as the Hornet, is a fuel-based street bike produced by Honda from 1998 to 2013. It is powered by a 599 cc liquid-cooled inline-four engine, derived from the CBR600 series but tuned for a broader midrange, making it ideal for both city commuting and spirited riding. The CB600F was assembled in Japan and officially distributed in Europe and North America, with Bangladeshi availability through grey market importers. Typical prices in Bangladesh range from BDT 5,00,000 to BDT 7,00,000, depending on model year and condition. Registration and insurance costs are estimated at BDT 60,000–80,000. EMI options may be available through select importers. The CB600F is best suited for experienced riders and enthusiasts seeking a reliable, sporty street bike.
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Honda CB600F Expert Verdict
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Motorcycle Review SpecialistPros
- Smooth, powerful inline-four engine with proven Honda reliability
- Excellent handling and comfortable upright riding position
- Good fuel economy for a 600cc class street bike
- Stylish, aggressive design with modern features (EFI, ABS optional in later models)
- Widely available parts through importers
Cons
- No official Honda distributor in Bangladesh (import only)
- Lacks advanced electronics (traction control, riding modes)
- High registration and insurance costs for imports
- Not ideal for beginners due to power and weight
Best For
Daily Commute
Price Range
৳700,000
Fuel Economy
15.0
Availability
Available
Final Verdict
The Honda CB600F is a standout in the middleweight street bike segment, offering a blend of sporty performance and everyday usability. Its 599 cc inline-four engine is both powerful and smooth, delivering up to 102 HP in later models and a top speed exceeding 220 km/h. The uprigh...
Read MoreHonda CB600F Specifications
Bike Name
Honda CB600F
Brand
Honda
CC
599.0cc
Regular Price
৳700,000
Bike Type
Street Bike
Distributor/Seller
Grey market importers
Model Year
1998
Brand Origin
Japan
Engine Type
4-stroke, 16-valve, DOHC, inline-4
Assemble In
Japan
Maximum Power
N/A
Mileage
15.0 km/l
Honda CB600F Questions & Answers
What is the mileage of Honda CB600F in Bangladesh?
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Average mileage is around 17 km/l in mixed riding conditions.
Is Honda CB600F suitable for beginners or students?
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No, it is best suited for experienced riders due to its power and weight.
What is the on-road price of Honda CB600F in Bangladesh?
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On-road price ranges from BDT 5,00,000 to BDT 7,00,000 depending on year and condition.
What is the top speed of Honda CB600F?
Top speed is approximately 220–226 km/h.
Is EMI available for Honda CB600F in BD?
EMI options may be available through select importers and banks.
Where can I find service centers for Honda CB600F in Bangladesh?
Service is available at major workshops specializing in imported motorcycles.
What is the registration cost of Honda CB600F?
Registration typically costs between BDT 40,000 and BDT 50,000.
What are the colors available for Honda CB600F in BD?
Common colors include blue, black, silver, and yellow.
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