Honda CB400N (1982-83)

The Honda CB400N Super Dream was produced from 1982-83. It had a four-stroke, parallel twin cylinder engine with SOHC, 3 valves per cylinder, 360 degrees crankshaft, and twin balance-shafts. Its capacity was 395cc with a compression ratio of 9.3:1. It featured 32mm Keihin carburetors, CDI ignition, electric and kick starting, and had a maximum power of 43hp/31.4 kW @ 9500 rpm. The motorcycle’s transmission was a six speed and the final drive was a chain. The front suspension of the bike featured telescopic forks and the rear suspension featured dual EVO dampers with 5-way spring preload adjustment. The Honda CB400N’s front brakes had 2x 239mm disc and the rear brakes had a 152mm drum. It had 3.60-19 front tyres and 4.10-18 rear tyres, and a wheelbase of 1390mm/54.7in. The seat height was 795mm/31.2in and it had a wet-weight of 175.5kg/387lbs. The motorcycle had a fuel capacity of 14 Litres/3.7 US gal and an average consumption of 52 mpg. The bike’s braking distance was not available but its standing 1/4 mile was achieved in 14.6 seconds. The top speed of the bike was 166.4 km/h or 103.4 mph.

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Make Model: Honda CB 400N Super Dream