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Honda CB400 (twin)

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Honda CB400N Super Dream (1982)

The Honda CB400 (twin) is a series of Honda motorcycles produced from 1977-1986. They were introduced as the successor to the popular CB350, CB360 and the four-cylinder CB400F. In Europe they were known as the CB400T Dream and CB400N Super Dream. In the America's they were known as CB400T Hawk and were marketed alongside the more cruiser inspired CM400 models. The CB400 range was succeeded by a range of models bored out to 447cc; the CB450SC in the America's and the CB450S and CB450DX in Europe. Despite their similar nomenclature, the CB400 twin series is not derived from the earlier CB450 (1965-1974).

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