Yappp. For me, one ride was enough to get away from anything above 250 cc. At 600 cc the speed at which you change the angle of the throttle is the speed at which the angle changes in a speedometer dial. At one moment the speed is 80 km / h and at the other moment 160 km / h ... One kilometer from the junction you see the green light flashing, then you pull the throttle, "beep" "beep"R6 which I drove a year and then sold when realizing the danger does not justify the fun.
It's psychic ... !!!
ON CBR250R
And I also...you can still ride like a hooligan by keeping the revs up above 7000-8000 RPMs if you feel like it.
Yesss. You do not get tired of sitting on it. The four features you mentioned, the ability to enjoy a sports motorcycle, but without risking too much, comfort, design, and "Honda", are the ones that caught me in the test ride I did in 2011, but I purchased this masterpiece only this year. It was worth the wait....amazed how much more comfortable the ergonomics of the CBR were