2011 Honda CBR 600 FA-B 0.6L Petrol · LG61 OOD

The 2011 Honda CBR 600 FA-B holds a fully roadworthy status with a stable maintenance trend. In the 8 November 2025 test at 36,646 miles, the DVSA recorded no defects. This continues five consecutive passes since September 2021, each free of advisories. Mileage data paints a low-use history with a recent acceleration. Between 10 September 2021 (27,846 miles) and 21 October 2024 (29,348 miles) the odometer advanced just 1,502 miles. The 2025 examination captured 36,646 miles. That 7,298-mile jump in thirteen months breaks the prior pattern of minimal riding. Over its fifteen years the machine averages 2,443 miles annually. The MOT trail is short but immaculate, implying keepers met legal duties while seldom venturing out. Clean certificates do not remove the need for hands-on checks. The tester flagged no binding calipers or worn brake discs, yet static storage fosters caliper seizure and corrosion on structural frames. A buyer must inspect fork seals, chain wear, and tyre sidewalls for age cracking. These consumables escape MOT notice when tread remains legal. Prior owners clearly favoured statutory compliance over mechanical neglect. No failures on exhaust emissions or suspension bushes signal gentle treatment. Still, verify frame integrity and suspension linkage for hidden rust before purchase. The documentary record supports confidence, but physical validation remains prudent.