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Automatic Specifications for Honda Motor Cycles CB 400

The Honda CB400 motorcycles were a series of automatic motorcycles manufactured by the the Japanese company, Honda, from 1975 to 1978. When a motorcycle is automatic, it means that it has a two-speed unit with a torque converter and manual change. This particular model was considered an upgrade of the Honda CB 360 series due to it's higher power as well as sleek style.

1975 Honda CB400
- The 1975 model of the Honda CB400 boasted a top speed of 98.2 mph with a compression rate of 9:4:1. The inline, four-stroke engine had a horsepower of 37.00 at 8,500 rpm. With a weight of only 405.7 lb, the 1975 Honda CB400 could provide a smooth, swift ride.
1978 Honda CB400 T
- The 1978 model of the CB400 series was even lighter in weight compared to the 1975 model. Weighing in at only 403.4 lb, this model had a top speed of 90.1 mph with a hp of 27.00 at 7,500 rpm. The CB400 T was categorized as an "all around bike" by BikeZ and has a five-speed gearbox and a four-stroke twin engine.
1979 Honda CB 400 N
- The last of the 1970s CB400 series is the 1979 Honda CB 400 N. This model fell into the sports touring category. The bike also had a twin-four stroke engine with a horsepower identical to the CB400 T. However, the top speed was reduced to 85.1 mph with a compression rate of 9:3:1. In addition, the weight increased to 407.9 lb.

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