Read about Shelli and her Honda CB400F over here.
An awesome illustration showing the proper decal positioning on the Honda CB400F gas tank and side covers. Found here on this SOHC 4 forum.
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Honda CB400F Cafe Racer
More Honda CB400F photos from the CB400F Flickr group. and Flickriver
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The 3 magic years of CB400F. 1975, 1976 and 1977. Here's a some photos I found from each year. There were other colors like blue and white I think. Here's some info about different models from wikipedia. "Confusion often arises over the two models that were produced. Earlier 'F' models had a plain red or…
It took two decades, three attempts, and a lot of downtime in between, but when Stephen Bond found Brisbane’s Ellaspede Custom Motorcycles on the net…
Post Listing Update: This restored CB did not meet reserve at $4,222.69. The most distinctive feature of the Honda CB400F was the exhaust - some people referred to the headers as "waterfall pipes." It wasn't as fast as its competition, but this little four cylinder was smoother, quieter, and gave better gas mileage. Featuring a…
This is a bike build thread for a 1975 Honda CB400F Super Sport café racer with a series of catch-up images and an overview of the work I have done to date...
Post Sale Update: This CB400F sold for $7,500 after 58 bids on eBay. More of an evolution rather than a revolution, the Honda CB400F has one of the most distinctive exhaust systems ever produced - known by some as the "waterfall pipes". Though it wasn't as fast as its competition, this little four cylinder was…
Post Listing Update: This CB400F did not meet reserve despite 5 bids up to $4,534 on eBay in San Francisco, California. The CB400F wasn't as fast as its competition, but it was smoother, quieter, and more efficient. It also had some of the most beautiful production exhaust headers ever built. As you may have seen…
“It’s so nice now, I’m scared to ride it,” says Shelli about her restored Honda CB400F by Charlie. Read more about her and her bike over at Motorcycle Classics.
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1975 Honda CB400F Japan p2-3
This Honda CB400F cafe racer was destined to be sold on, but Purpose Built Moto did such a good job on it the owner couldn't let it go.
The Italian motorcycle manufacturer Bimota started out making motorcycles in 1973 with the HB1. And from what I gather, they also made a conversion kit for the CB400F! Here's a look at the original 750 HB1 and some history about it. "The first ever Bimota was conceived at Misano in unfortunate circumstances. Massimo Tamburini crashed his CB750…
Originally a botched custom job when it turned up at Mokka's Budapest workshop, it's now a thing of beauty.
One of the newest custom shops to grace the east coast of Australia is Salty Speed Co. They are a small garage based in Wollongong (or ‘The Gong’ as the locals…
