Honda CBR400RR Gull-Arm (NC29) Bikes For Sale

Specs

• Seat Height: Low (750 mm / 29.5 inches)
• Weight: Average (180 kg / 397 lbs)
• Fuel Capacity: Average (15.0 litres / 4.0 US gallons)
• Top Speed: High (130 mph / 209 km/h)
• Capacity: Low (399 cc)
• Power: Average (59 bhp / 44 kW)
• Power to Weight: Average (0.328 bhp/kg / 0.244 kW/kg)
• Redline: Very High (15,000 rpm)
• Road Tax / VED: Medium (£47 Per Year)

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What Is It?

The Honda CBR400RR is a dedicated sports bike which is also known as the NC29 Gull-Arm. It's powered by a liquid cooled inline four 399 cc engine carried over from the NC23 Tri-Arm and achieves maximum power at 12,500 rpm. The engine is a stressed member of the frame and features gear driven cams.

Features include:

• Aluminium frame and swingarm
• Dual 275 mm discs up front with four piston calipers
• Rear 220 mm disc with single piston caliper
• Adjustable 41 mm Showa fork
• Rear Showa shock
• 6 speed gearbox

The CBR400 picked up the FireBlade name in 1994 and was later simply called the Baby Blade due to similarity with the CBR900RR FireBlade.

The Gull-Arm name refers to the gull wing shape of the swingarm on one side, which aided ground clearance for the exhaust.

CBR is short for City Bike Racer.

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