In the recent past, there has been talk of the possibility of a new class of Honda supersport, which would be called the Honda CBR600RR-R. But now it looks like the model will likely be released very soon. If the latest rumors are to be believed, the new bike should be officially unveiled for the first time in October 2020. Now these are rumors so far, and there is still no such thing. confirmation from Honda, but rumors speak. at a date, and the very likely possibility that the CBR600RR-R will be presented to the GP of Thailand or the GP of Malaysia later this year.
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The new model will see a lot of mechanical and design changes from the current Honda CBR600RR shown above.
The probability that Honda is working on a latest version of the supercar was first reported by the Japanese publication Young Machine. According to this post, the new Honda CBR600RR was in development. Then came the news that the new motorcycle could follow the latest Honda CBR1000RR-R nomenclature and include an “ R & # 39; & # 39; extra in the name, so that the name CBR600RR-R circulates. While there are different versions of when the new bike will be unveiled, whether at the Thailand GP or the Malaysian GP, ββwith current travel restrictions and major pandemic events, it remains to be seen if the events of Le MotoGP will resume in July, as expected by some reports.
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As of yet, no details are available on the specs and features of the new Honda CBR600RR-R, but we expect it to meet all of the emission standards. as well as being equipped with high quality electronic rockets and components such as the Honda CBR1000RR-R. With the global motorcycle industry in the midst of a slowdown with the coronavirus blockade, some brands will continue to grow, with new products and new activities in the immediate future. Other brands are expected to cut back on many activities, such as delaying the launch of new products. It remains to be seen which direction Honda should follow in the coming months. Large volumes and legacy products are one thing, but a new supersport machine is another.
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