Honda CB400 Super FourThe Honda CB400 Super Four is a continuation ofthe. It is anall-rounder bike, sporty and suitable for learner riders where thelow weight and ease of handling can help build riding confidenceand ability. Brakes are an option on onlater models. The400 cc (24 cu in) engine is improved by Honda's technology in later models.The Honda CB400 Super Four was released in 1992 as a Japanesemarket only bike. It was later introduced to the Australian marketin 2008 as either a standard or equipped model. Thedecision by Honda to supply the CB400 in Australia was due to thechange in registration laws for learner riders where LearnerApproved Motorcycles (LAMs) are now based on power-to-weightratios, rather than an engine capacity limit, generally 250 cc(15 cu in).

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Available Honda CB400F manuals:Honda CB400F Service Manual — 176 pages, 49.7 MB,.PDF format. Date of issue August, 1989. Sample sections: (Engine and Drive Train) Lubrication, Cooling System, Fuel System, Engine Removal/Installation, Cylinder Head/Cylinder/Piston, Clutch/Gearshift Linkage, Crankshaft/Transmission.1989 CB-1/CB400F Owner's Manual — 50 pages, 10 MB,.PDF format.

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Sample sections: Sections: Motorcycle safety, Parts location, Major components, Essential individual components, Features, Operation, Maintenance, Filters/lubrication, Engine, Drive train, etc. © Honda Motor Co., Ltd. 1988.Honda CB400F Parts Catalog (1975-1977) — 43 pages, 2 MB,.PDF format. Sections: Engine and frame. Inspira quilting frame manual assembly instructions.