The 2002 Honda CBR954RR, also known as the Fireblade, was a top-tier superbike featuring a 954cc inline-four engine producing about 154 hp, offering exceptional power, lightweight handling, and comfortable ergonomics for its class. It boasted a shorter wheelbase for agility, an LED taillight, a HISS anti-theft system, and a surprising amount of under-seat storage. While powerful, its performance, refined handling, and user-friendly design made it a contender for both track and daily use, capable of keeping pace with modern machines.
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Selling Price -$7,495.00
Key Features
Engine: 954cc liquid-cooled, four-stroke, inline-four.
Power: Approximately 154 horsepower and 75 lb-ft of torque.
Chassis: Lightweight, compact, and featuring a shorter wheelbase for improved agility.
Electronics: Honda Ignition Security System (HISS).
Lighting: LED taillights and a 3-lamp multi-reflector headlight.
Comfort: More upright ergonomics with higher clip-on bars, designed for reduced wrist strain.
Storage: A sizable under-seat storage compartment for gear like a U-lock.
Performance & Handling
Acceleration: Achieved 0-60 mph in about 2.8 seconds and a quarter-mile time of 10.3 seconds.
Top Speed: Reached around 178 mph.
Agility: Handled like a 600cc sportbike, with a combination of light weight and abundant power making it very flickable.
Why it's Praised
Power-to-Weight Ratio:
Its excellent power-to-weight ratio and strong mid-range power made it a fast and responsive machine.
User-Friendly:
Compared to some competitors, it was noted for its more usable ergonomics and ease of use, making it a strong choice for daily riding as well as performance.
Refinement:
The bike was praised for its refined nature and smooth operation, even by Honda's high standards.
Considerations
Maintenance:
Like any motorcycle, regular maintenance is crucial, with owners sometimes reporting worn suspension components or issues with the steering head bearings if not properly maintained.
Fuel Range:
With an 18L (approx. 4.75 gal) fuel tank and around 35 mpg, expect to see the low fuel light around 150 miles.
Engine: 954cc liquid-cooled, four-stroke, inline-four.
Power: Approximately 154 horsepower and 75 lb-ft of torque.
Chassis: Lightweight, compact, and featuring a shorter wheelbase for improved agility.
Electronics: Honda Ignition Security System (HISS).
Lighting: LED taillights and a 3-lamp multi-reflector headlight.
Comfort: More upright ergonomics with higher clip-on bars, designed for reduced wrist strain.
Storage: A sizable under-seat storage compartment for gear like a U-lock.
Performance & Handling
Acceleration: Achieved 0-60 mph in about 2.8 seconds and a quarter-mile time of 10.3 seconds.
Top Speed: Reached around 178 mph.
Agility: Handled like a 600cc sportbike, with a combination of light weight and abundant power making it very flickable.
Why it's Praised
Power-to-Weight Ratio:
Its excellent power-to-weight ratio and strong mid-range power made it a fast and responsive machine.
User-Friendly:
Compared to some competitors, it was noted for its more usable ergonomics and ease of use, making it a strong choice for daily riding as well as performance.
Refinement:
The bike was praised for its refined nature and smooth operation, even by Honda's high standards.
Considerations
Maintenance:
Like any motorcycle, regular maintenance is crucial, with owners sometimes reporting worn suspension components or issues with the steering head bearings if not properly maintained.
Fuel Range:
With an 18L (approx. 4.75 gal) fuel tank and around 35 mpg, expect to see the low fuel light around 150 miles.
- $7,495.00
- College Station, Texas
- Pre-Owned
- 20033P
- 2002
- Honda®
- CBR954RR
- JH2SC50012M003375
- RED
- in-line 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled
- 7,746
- 154
- 6-SPEED
- Gas
- Available