Honda CB400 Twin (1978 to 1986)

The Twin variants of the CB400 were a series of mid displacement motorcycles introduced by Honda in 1978. Among its main variants were the Honda CB400T, the Honda CB400A Hondamatic, which incorporated Honda's exclusive semi automatic transmission, and the Honda CB400N, known in some markets as the Super Dream. These models shared an approximately 395cc twin engine with SOHC valve timing and air cooling, fed by carburetors and coupled to five or six speed manual transmissions—or a semi-automatic in the case of the Hondamatic—with chain final drive. Conceived as standard motorcycles for everyday use, the CB400 Twin stood out for its robustness, ease of maintenance, and balanced handling. The Honda CB400 Twin were produced until 1986.