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Guy Allen12 Feb 2008
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Honda launches 600 Hornet

Mid-sized naked returns

Honda's mid-sized naked bike, the 600 Hornet, has finally returned to the local market in a much-revamped form.

The machine sports a new injected powerplant and very different styling.

Here's Honda’s brag sheet on the model:

  • Mass-centralised construction that locates heavier components closer to the Hornet's central turning axes for sharper, smoother and more confident handling.
  • A lighter, more compact and higher-revving new fuel-injected engine developed alongside the 2007 CBR600RR.
  • New low-slung exhaust system for enhanced mass centralisation and sharper handling.
  • A newly developed gravity die-cast (GDC) aluminium Mono-Backbone frame for lighter weight and sharper handling.
  • Tapered dual-box-section aluminium swingarm.
  • 41mm inverted cartridge-type front fork.
  • Lightweight, newly designed five-spoke aluminium alloy wheels.
  • New over/under dual multi-reflector headlight and slim LED taillight.
  • HISS immobiliser security system.

It’s priced at $11,990 plus ORC.

See www.hondamotorcycles.com.au

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