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Which 600cc Sportbike got BEST mileage

casiolover

By casiolover
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Which 600cc sportbikes got the BEST mileage ?  

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  1. 1. Which 600cc sportbikes got the BEST mileage ?

    • Kawasaki 636 EFI model
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    • Honda CBR600RR EFI model
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    • Yamaha R6 EFI model
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    • Suzuki GSXR600 EFI model
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casiolover Newbie

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Kawasaki 636

 

Honda CBR600RR

 

Yamaha R6

 

Suzuki GSXR600

 

Comparing with the EFI model with normal riding in sg roads..... those who know please make your vote

Acceleration power is not important than a good perfect braking system to prevent an accident.

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casiolover Newbie

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Wink wink wink ...........................................

Acceleration power is not important than a good perfect braking system to prevent an accident.

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ups ups ups ................................

Acceleration power is not important than a good perfect braking system to prevent an accident.

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upsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

Acceleration power is not important than a good perfect braking system to prevent an accident.

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All drink about the same amount of petrol.

 

Fuel consumption is the least of your concerns when owing a Class 2 sports bike.

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casiolover Newbie

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All drink about the same amount of petrol.

 

Fuel consumption is the least of your concerns when owing a Class 2 sports bike.

 

I wanna get the 600cc sportbike for transport...hopefully can give me a good mileage...haha ....... performance wise dun care much... looks like CBR600RR is the choice

Acceleration power is not important than a good perfect braking system to prevent an accident.

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casiolover Newbie

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Ups ..................................................

Acceleration power is not important than a good perfect braking system to prevent an accident.

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adrianslacker Newbie

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Kawasaki 636

 

Honda CBR600RR

 

Yamaha R6

 

Suzuki GSXR600

 

Comparing with the EFI model with normal riding in sg roads..... those who know please make your vote

Doubt any of those bikes can give you better than 18km/l.

 

SV650 can do 20km/l. If you want better than that you'd probably need to looked at non-sports bikes. Maybe air cooled.... XJ600?

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If you are so concern about petrol...These bikes are not for you...

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casiolover Newbie

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If you are so concern about petrol...These bikes are not for you...

 

bro, even cl2a sportsbikes drink petrol like mad, lets not start with cl2's..

 

Look for the one with the biggest fuel tank capacity. Simple.

 

Doubt any of those bikes can give you better than 18km/l.

 

SV650 can do 20km/l. If you want better than that you'd probably need to looked at non-sports bikes. Maybe air cooled.... XJ600?

 

Wanna get 600cc sportbike which is full fairing one, Getting the best mileage bike out of them...the rest of the 600cc i dun like le... See the owners of these bikes can give any comments... think is Still CBR600RR.... btw all comparing stock condition

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casiolover Newbie

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ups !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Acceleration power is not important than a good perfect braking system to prevent an accident.

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ups ..............................................

Acceleration power is not important than a good perfect braking system to prevent an accident.

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phase_one Newbie

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Bro, checked for u already. Proven CBR 6 still maintains ite fuel consumption above all the other bike models! Hail to Honda for this! :thumb:

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2002-2004 - Honda Wave S 125

2004-Now - Kawasaki Krr 150

MC28 Newbie

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Fuel comp depends on so many factors other than the bike itself..

 

Traffic condition, engine condition, tyre pressure, chain/spocket size, rider riding style, types of rd travelled on etc etc...

 

If i claim that i squeeze 300km out of my 14l on my K4 600 last time, would you believe??

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phase_one Newbie

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Fuel comp depends on so many factors other than the bike itself..

 

Traffic condition, engine condition, tyre pressure, chain/spocket size, rider riding style, types of rd travelled on etc etc...

 

If i claim that i squeeze 300km out of my 14l on my K4 600 last time, would you believe??

 

Im referring to the other stated models in the poll bro. If we want to include all other factors such as wat u stated, might as well we calculate the wind resistance, altitude, type of petrol used(whether RON 95 or higher), road conditions, riders' experiance, mods done on the said bike, etc..etc.. This will of coz affect the fuel range of the bike. :thumb:

BIKES:

1999-2000 - Piaggio Vespa PX200

2000-2002 - KTM 200 Egs

2002-2004 - Honda Wave S 125

2004-Now - Kawasaki Krr 150

MC28 Newbie

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Im referring to the other stated models in the poll bro. If we want to include all other factors such as wat u stated, might as well we calculate the wind resistance, altitude, type of petrol used(whether RON 95 or higher), road conditions, riders' experiance, mods done on the said bike, etc..etc.. This will of coz affect the fuel range of the bike. :thumb:

 

 

Bro, nt refering to ya post..In reply to TS question anyway..

 

If fuel is the main concern, sportsbike isnt the one to go with..

 

So on a side note, it depends on the rider's style greatly.. :smile:

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phase_one Newbie

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Bro, nt refering to ya post..In reply to TS question anyway..

 

If fuel is the main concern, sportsbike isnt the one to go with..

 

So on a side note, it depends on the rider's style greatly.. :smile:

 

Well said & done bro! Cheers! :thumb:

BIKES:

1999-2000 - Piaggio Vespa PX200

2000-2002 - KTM 200 Egs

2002-2004 - Honda Wave S 125

2004-Now - Kawasaki Krr 150

MC28 Newbie

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Maybe TS might wana consider GSR600??

 

Seems like a nice street friendly fighter to me :cheers:

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phase_one Newbie

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Maybe TS might wana consider GSR600??

 

Seems like a nice street friendly fighter to me :cheers:

 

Naked street fighter bike! :angel:

BIKES:

1999-2000 - Piaggio Vespa PX200

2000-2002 - KTM 200 Egs

2002-2004 - Honda Wave S 125

2004-Now - Kawasaki Krr 150

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BaQsTaBa Newbie

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I believed Honda still has the best petrol consumption. My kawa can only last me for about 250km b4 the fuel lite blinks to indicate reserved petrol...:gun:

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ghost04 Newbie

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my ex-k4 600 clocked 20km/l. good enough?? my cbr1000rr getting 18.9km/l.

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