2000 Honda CBR600F 0.6L Petrol · V710 DRJ

As a 599cc petrol motorcycle first registered in January 2000, the CBR600F falls into a lower road tax class for older bikes, typically under £25 per year for pre-2001 vehicles. Insurance group for a 2000 sports 600 will usually sit in the higher brackets due to performance, so expect £300-£500 annually depending on rider age and location. Typical maintenance such as tyres, chain, and brake consumables based on the MOT advisories could add £400-£600 per year, giving an estimated annual running cost of £800-£1,100 including fuel at average mileage.

Inspect the rear wheel bead rim closely for the distortion noted at the 2024 MOT (86,319 miles), as a damaged rim can cause tyre sealing and handling issues. Check front and rear brake pads and discs for the wear limits flagged in 2022 at 83,124 miles, and verify the front wheel bearing play and rear caliper bush condition have been resolved since. Look over the exhaust for noise noted in 2021, the front tyre uneven wear, near-side shock casing damage, and confirm the drive chain from the 2020 advisory (60,957 miles) has been replaced or is within tolerance.