The Honda CM 400T is a motorcycle model from 1979 with a four-stroke parallel twin engine, featuring OHC and 3 valve per cylinder technology. The engine’s capacity is 395cc and has a bore x stroke of 70.5 x 50.6 mm. The bike is cooled by air and has a compression ratio of 9.3:1. Induction is handled by two 32mm Keihin carburetors with a capacitor discharge electronic ignition. The bike has a 5-speed transmission with a final chain drive. It weighs 173kg (or 338lbs) and has a fuel capacity of 9.5 litres (or 2.5 US gallons). The Honda CM 400T features telehydraulic forks upfront and a swingarm fork with adjustable telehydraulic shocks at the back to provide suspension. The front brakes are single disk while the rear brakes are drum-style. The bike’s tyres are 3.50-18 in the front and 4.60-16 at the back.
Make Model: Honda CM 400T
Year: 1979
Engine: Four stroke, parallel twin, OHC, 3 valve per cylinder
Capacity: 395 cc / 24.1 cu-in
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