The Honda CM400 is a street bike that Honda produced from 1979 to 1982, part of a series of CM-prefix motorcycles with various engine capacities and a precursor to the Rebel series. It had electric start and electronic ignition, and models included the CM400A semi-automatic Hondamatic, the CM400C Custom, the CM400E Economy and the CM400T Touring, the CM400C being produced only in 1981. The bikes resembled the flat-seat bikes of the 1960s and 1970s, with a slightly raised passenger seat area, but borrowed some cruiser elements such as a stepped seat, increased fork angle and extra chrome. Its parallel twin has three valves per cylinder and many parts in common with the CB400T, and it is a suitable starter bike with top speeds of 85 to 95 mph.
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