Honda CBR400RR (1989)

The Honda CBR 400RR is a motorcycle that was produced in 1989. It has a four-stroke, transverse four-cylinder, DOHC engine with a capacity of 399cc/24.3cu-in. The valve closes at 1mm lift for the intake and opens at 1mm lift for the exhaust. The bike is liquid-cooled and has a compression ratio of 11.3:1. It uses forced pressure and wet sump lubrication with a Trockoid oil pump type and has a 3.8-liter oil capacity. The ignition is digitalized full transistor ignition, and it has a triple phase output alternator. The bike has a six-speed transmission with a chain final drive and a twin-spar, box-section aluminum frame. The front suspension is 41mm Showa damper-rod forks with adjustable pre-load, and the rear suspension is Showa gas/oil shock with adjustable pre-load and compression. The front brakes are 2x 275mm discs 4-piston calipers, and the rear brake is a single 220mm disc 2-piston caliper. The front wheel is 17×3.5 in. and the rear wheel is 17×4.5 in. The bike has a length of 1990mm/78.3 in, a width of 670mm/26.4 in, and a height of 1080mm/42.5 in. It has a wheelbase of 1375mm/54.1 in and a seat height of 750mm/29.5 in. The dry weight of the bike is 163 kg/359.4 lbs, and it has a ground clearance of 125 mm/4.9 in. The fuel capacity is 15 liters/4.0 gal. The bike has a maximum power of 59 hp/42.2 kW at 12500 rpm and a maximum torque of 39 Nm/28.8 ft-lb at 10000 rpm. Its front tire is 120/60-17 and the rear tire is 150/60-18, with a rake of 24.3 degrees and a trail of 91mm/3.6 in.

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Make Model: Honda CBR 400RR