Honda 599 motorcycles for sale in California

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2017 Honda GROM

2017 Honda GROM

$2,800

Port Hueneme, California

Year 2004

Make Honda

Model CB 599

Category -

Engine -

Posted Over 1 Month

2004 Honda CB599 14,xxx miles Lots of offers but not sold yet...make a reasonable offer and we got a deal. Which is ridiculous, the bike is worth around 3200, it's just the wrong time of year to sell. Anybody willing to buy could sell it in the summer and make a profit. Let me know. I've owned this bike for a few years, fantastic condition and it rides better than the day I bought it. It's always been garaged, cleaned and maintained often, without any major damage. There's been a few upgrades (CRG levers, CRG mirrors, foot pegs, bar ends) but this is pretty much a stock CB599 with really low miles. I would love to hang onto it but I'm in the Navy and about to move overseas for a few years. Be advised I live in Ventura. Feel free to contact me to make an offer or to set up a time ride it. Must have a valid motorcycle license and helmet for a test ride. Included: - full Honda shop manual for this model/year Thanks for looking. Keywords: motorcycle, honda, moto, cb, cb600, cbr600, cb599, cb919, hornet, street, bike, motor, cycle, helmet, jacket, boots, shoei, dainese, alpine stars, agv, yamaha, suzuki, harley, davidson, triumph, road, gloves, gauntlet, tire, seat, ride, cbr 1000, cbr1000, 1000, cbr, icon, leather, black, matte, silver, mile, low, speed, fast, deal, best, offer, race, track, shop, manual, maintenance, record, oil, change, chain, sprocket, engine, swing, arm, bar, handle, grip, throttle, battery, plug, air, dunlap, pirelli, Michelin

2016 BMW K1300S

2016 BMW K1300S

$3,498

Huntington Beach, California

Year 2004

Make Honda

Model 599

Category Standard Motorcycles

Engine -

Posted Over 1 Month

2004 Honda 599, Trades Welcome! Over book on popular trades! Years ago, Honda decided to enter the "middleweight standard" market in Europe by slipping a version of the CBR600F motor into the frame of the budget-oriented Hornet 250 model. The resulting CB600F became a huge sales success overseas, with Honda selling a gazillion of the reasonably priced bikes. The middleweight CB600F astounding popularity even gave rise to its own brand-specific racing series, the Hornet Cup. Five years ago, Honda decided to enter the "middleweight standard" market in Europe by slipping a softened-up version of the CBR600F3 motor into the frame of the budget-oriented Hornet 250 model. The resulting Hornet 600 became a huge sales success overseas, with Honda selling a gazillion of the reasonably priced bikes. The middleweight Hornet's astounding popularity even gave rise to its own brand-specific racing series, the Hornet Cup. Now Honda is looking to spread that enthusiasm stateside by bringing the Hornet--rechristened the 599--to the U.S. market. The new middleweight is aimed at a rapidly growing category the "bang for the buck" class. The 599 only has a few changes from the tried-and-true Hornet platform. A redesigned fuel tank holds an additional liter of fuel (now 4.5 gallons), and the different shape repositions the rider 15mm forward for better weight distribution. The seat itself has been revamped for greater comfort, and suspension damping rates were firmed up for a more sporting attitude. The engine gets new tuning specs, and the single round headlight boasts a computer-designed, die-cast aluminum reflector with dual bulbs to improve lighting. The aforementioned Hornet platform utilizes the 599cc inline-four cylinder from the CBR-F3, but employs 34mm carbs, longer intake tracts and extended exhaust head pipes to boost low and midrange power. The chassis is a steel mono-backbone frame that hangs the engine as a stressed member, with an aluminum swingarm out back. The 41mm conventional damping-rod fork and single shock are suitably bare-bones in design, with the fork lacking any adjustment and the shock having only spring preload adjustability. Rolling stock is decently sized, however, with 17-inchers in 3.5-inch width up front and 5.5-inch width out back, both shod with Michelin Pilot Road radials. Braking duties are handled by twin 296mm discs grabbed by two-piston calipers in front, and a single 220mm disc with a single-piston caliper in the rear. We were quite impressed with Honda's new 599, and its concept of simplicity means the bike's performance can be had for only $7099

2004 Honda Cb 599

2004 Honda Cb 599

$3,000

Glendale, California

Year 2004

Make Honda

Model Cb 599

Category Sport Bikes

Engine 599 cc

Posted Over 1 Month

2004 Honda Cb 599, Sweet bike! 1 owner, Low miles, always garaged, motor (and bike in general) is in amazing shape due to age and super low miles. Great for city commute. Paint is immaculate - like brand new. Some very minor corrosion on kick stand. I have several bikes and just didn't ride this one as much as I anticipated I would. A real sweetheart bike! $3,000.00

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