This 1991 Honda CBR600 F2 is finished in black and blue with pink, white, and light blue accents and is powered by a 598cc inline-four paired with a six-speed transmission. Features include white six-spoke alloy wheels, a stepped two-up seat, a four-into-one exhaust system, a clear windscreen, clip-on handlebars, and a Pro-Link rear suspension system. The seller purchased the bike in 2014, and service in 2024 included cleaning the four Mikuni carburetors, changing the oil, and a brake fluid change. This CBR600 F2 shows 13k miles and is now offered at no reserve with a clean Tennessee title in the seller’s name.
The fully faired bodywork is finished in black and blue with pink, white, and light blue graphics and is mounted over a steel twin-spar frame. Features include a black vinyl stepped two-up seat, folding passenger foot pegs, a side stand, and dual mirrors. The seller notes the clear windscreen was installed in 2020, and there is a dent on the side of the 4.4-gallon fuel tank along with knicks in the graphics and a crack on the fairing below the right-front blinker.
The six-spoke 17″ alloy wheels are finished in white and are said to have been mounted with Michelin Pilot tires in 2020. Suspension consists of a Showa cartridge-style fork as well as a fully adjustable monoshock connected to the Pro-Link swingarm. Braking is from two-piston calipers and 276mm discs up front and a 218mm disc with a single-piston caliper out back. A brake fluid exchange was carried out in 2024.
Clip-on handlebars mounted above the top triple clamp front a 175-mph speedometer and a tachometer with a 13k-rpm redline as well as an engine temperature gauge and indicator lights. The five-digit odometer shows 13k miles, approximately 3k of which have been ridden under current ownership.
The liquid-cooled 598cc DOHC inline-four features four valves per cylinder and a four-into-one exhaust system. Factory-rated output was 100 horsepower and 47 lb-ft of torque. Service in April 2024 reportedly included cleaning the four Mikuni carburetors and changing the oil.
Power is routed to the rear wheel through a six-speed transmission and a drive chain. The chain was replaced in 2020.