Honda CB400F (1976)

The Honda CB400F is a classic motorcycle model from 1976. It has a four-stroke, transverse four-cylinder engine with a capacity of 408 cc and a compression ratio of 9.4:1. The bike has an air-cooled system, 4x 20mm Mikuni carburetors, a wet sump lubrication, and battery and coil ignition. It can start electrically or with a kick. The Honda CB400F has a maximum power of 37 HP at 8500 RPM and a maximum torque of 24 ft-lb at 7500 RPM. The bike has a six-speed transmission, chain final drive, and wet multi-plate clutch. It has telescopic forks for the front suspension and dual shocks pre-load adjustable for the rear suspension. The front brake is a single 267mm disc while the rear brake is a 160mm drum. The CB400F has a speedometer with trip, tachometer, oil lamp, and neutral lamp in its instrumentation. It has a wheelbase of 1355 mm and a seat height of 790 mm. The ground clearance is 150 mm, and it weighs 185 kg. The fuel capacity is 14 liters with fuel consumption of 49.7 mpg. The Honda CB400F can reach a top speed of 103 mph, and it takes 6.70 sec to accelerate from 0-60mph. It also takes 14.71 sec to complete a standing 1/4 mile at a speed of 86.04 mph.

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Make Model: Honda CB 400F