CB400 Gallery - Classic Motorbikes

Year

Bike

Picture

Description

honda 400/4 1975

1975

1975 honda - mike hailwood replica

engine: honda 400/4 with polished ports and casings carbs: fully refurbished and ultrasonic cleaned ignition: boyer brandsen with battery and total loss system frame: powder coated (with v5). goldstar clip-on's and amal levers forks: cb 650 35mm with new top yoke and steering damper brakes: grimeca 230mm 4 l/s front and standard polished rear shocks: new hogan classic units drive: new chain and sprockets wheels: new akront style front and rear with stainless spokes

1975

1975 honda cb 400f

the cb400 four is a little jewel of a motorcycle, produced in the cafe racer style from 1975 to 1977. its single overhead-cam inline-four engine is a conventional, two-valve per cylinder design, but the small dimensions of the engine internals allow it to rev to a dizzy-for-the-time 11,000rpm.

1975

1975 honda cb400 f supersport

1975

1975 honda cb400/4

the 400/4 quickly established itself as a favourite with british riders and came to be regarded as one of the classic honda's. displacing 408cc and delivering 37bhp at 8,500rpm it offered a top speed of 103mph coupled to good handling, light weight and good (for the period) brakes, resulting in a machine that could cover a and b roads rapidly whilst providing the rider with a great deal of entertainment. road test image provided by www.classic-auctions.com.

1975

1975 honda cb400f

1975

Honda 400 Four

1975

Honda CB400/4

1975

Honda CB400F

1975

Honda CB400F

1976

1976 honda cb400 four

although the cb400 four was a successful design, it was soon replaced by cheaper, less impressive parallel twin machines, such as the three-valves per cylinder cb400 dream and later super dream. however, these designs did not have the style, panache or performance of the little 400 four.

1976

Honda CB 400/F