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Difference? - 1/25/2005 8:04:25 AM
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Henke_Larsson
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Hi everybody! I´m driving a 2000 cbr 600f ultima light... I have som questions for you... what does the "F" stand for...? whats the difference between F4 and F4i...? what does "ultima light" stand for..? Please, help me... godspeed to you all! /Henke in Sweden
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RE: Difference? - 2/21/2005 2:35:45 PM
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SUperspacemunky
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I have no idea what ultima light means, never heard it before. BUT the difference in the F4 and F4i is that the F4 has carbs and the F4i is fuel injected. AS for the 'f' thing..... still at a loss. I know CBR is suppose to stand for "cafe bike racer" or something to that effect.
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RE: Difference? - 3/11/2005 11:15:50 AM
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1000RR
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CBR doesnt stand for anything... lots of suggestions/guesses but Mr.Honda said it was nothing. The F4 is just as fast as the F4i, only it has way more comfort. Personally, I would never choose a F4i over an F4 ... why give up the comfy seat (especially the passenger seat) and better ergos (F4i has lower bars etc) all for looks? If you are into modding, then the F4i is better... but even then you should save your money for a better bike like a 600RR, its already faster then a modd'd F4i.
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RE: Difference? - 4/29/2005 12:04:41 AM
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bgoode11
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hi, the only thing i can think of with the "ultima lite" thing is that honda makes a different version of the cbr called a "reduced effect" bike that has lower horse power. im not sure if thats the case with yours. has anyone else heard of the reduced effect bike? check out this link. you can choose any brand andyear of bike and it will give you all the stats. http://www.bikez.com/years/index.phphttp://www.bikez.com/years/index.php
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