Honda Cb650f
The Honda CB650F was introduced in 2014 as a successor to the CB600F Hornet, featuring a new 649cc inline four-cylinder engine and a more modern, aggressive styling direction. It was positioned as a middleweight naked street bike bridging the gap between the lighter CB500 series and the larger CB1000R, appealing to riders seeking a versatile everyday motorcycle. The model was produced until 2018, when it was effectively replaced by the CB650R, which adopted Neo Sports Café styling and Euro 5 compliance.
86 hp
Power
63 Nm
Torque
208 kg
Weight
210 km/h
Top Speed
5.5 L/100km (approximately 18 km/L typical real-world average)
Fuel
Naked
Body
What Buyers Should Know
Rock-Solid Engine Reliability
The CB650F's inline-4 engine is derived from Honda's proven CBR600 lineage and is known for exceptional longevity with proper maintenance. Many owners report 50,000+ km with minimal issues beyond routine servicing.
Watch the Cam Chain
Some owners report cam chain tensioner noise, particularly on higher-mileage examples — listen for a rattling sound on cold starts. Always check service history to confirm tensioner and valve clearances have been addressed.
Strong Resale Value
Honda's brand reputation keeps CB650F resale values relatively stable compared to rivals in the naked middleweight segment. A well-maintained example holds value well, making it a smart buy and a safe sell.
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