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CB250 Nighthawk, Following  

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  1. 1. CB250 Nighthawk, Following

    • Coe sufficient
    • Modding potential
    • Parts availability
    • Plugs change frequency
    • Engine oil type and change frequency
    • Lifespan of original parts
    • Flexibility of cheaper parts use
    • Moifying potential
    • Able to use any grade of petrol fuel
    • Potential for 4 rounds of COE
    • Easy to pass inspection
    • Low road tax
    • Daily ride potential
    • Low fuel consumption
    • Ease of maintenance
    • Ease of riding


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Hi all,

 

Does anyone have a service manual for a CB400 SuperFour? I tried a few searches (in Google and on this forum), but I couldn't find anything. My bike is a VTEC Ver. 1 (model year 2000), but I would be happy to look at a service manual for any version of the SuperFour. I do have an English owner's manual, but not the service manual.

 

Thank you for any help. This is my first post to this forum, but I have often checked it before when I had some questions about my bike.

 

Bob

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Hi all,

 

Does anyone have a service manual for a CB400 SuperFour? I tried a few searches (in Google and on this forum), but I couldn't find anything. My bike is a VTEC Ver. 1 (model year 2000), but I would be happy to look at a service manual for any version of the SuperFour. I do have an English owner's manual, but not the service manual.

 

Thank you for any help. This is my first post to this forum, but I have often checked it before when I had some questions about my bike.

 

Bob

 

You can find the email in 1 of the thread open last time. Look for the subject manual

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I have a used rear Metzeler M5 160/60-ZR17 69W for sale , bought for my BMW R1150R , mechanic told me is alright which is not the case, I needed to use 170/60-ZR17 ,so after a month and 500km old I am asking if any Super Four riders wants it for $100 , brand new is $170 ,

 

Specs of the tire http://www.motorcycle.com/products/metzeler-sportec-m5-review-89457.html

 

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Hi.. Anyone got a spare clutch cable? Need it now. Cable snapped.. Text me at 98258251. Thanks..

 

 

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Hi, I just bought a new Honda CB400X last month and the dealer lowered the seat by adjusting the triangular plate (I think called the low link plate) linking the monoshock and the swing arm. Is it safe and legal. Today I tried to adjust the monoshock as it was too bouncy even with my wife seating on it. However, I found that the monoshock was actually sitting on the triangular plate (that was rotated to lower its height by the shop mechanic) and I could not turn the knobs.

 

From what I know we can purchase a smaller "low link plate" to safely lower the overall seat height from online motorcycle parts dealers from http://japan.webike.net/products/21870827.html

 

I do not have the photo of the original position of the triangular plate but only after the rotated position done by the dealer. You can see the arrow (possibly showing the correct down position). Can someone post the original position or provide some technical advice whether I should acquire the smaller "low link plate" from the Japan website rather go along with the solution provided by the dealer and whether it is safe to continue doing so. Appreciate your replies. Thanks.

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Anyone can provide some advice or is this useful questions being blocked? Hopefully nobody gets injured or maimed in such related bouncy skids.

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Hi All

looking for a cb400sf nc42 workshop manual in pdf

also would like to convert my std naked cb400 to boldore by fitting complete fairing and light assy

cant source them here in australia, can any one help over there

Posted

Selling my Super4 spec3 at $12000 COE end on 2024, (Rental) handle, Design Seat, tank protection,LED white headlight - LTA passed, (Bridgestone) tyre for both front and rear,(brembo) front brake system and (Yoshimura) endcam-Firespec with LTA cert, recently changed (DID) racing gold chain wih sprocket and more.....

 

For serious buyer ,please pm this thead.

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From what I understand, Boon Siew has stopped bringing Super 4 to concentrate on the new dual cylinder 400cc bikes (400x, 400f, cbr400). You can however, find new Super 4 CB400 Revo from parallel importers if you don't mind.

 

 

 

Couldn't see the Super 4 on boonsiew website. Or has it been discontinued?

 

Thanks

 

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Maybe you are not getting a response because this is the CB400 Super Four forum, and the people here are not familiar with the CB400X (which, despite the CB400 moniker, is not a Super Four)? Or they don't know about monoshocks because the Super Fours don't have them?

 

You may get better results in the the Tourer forum.

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Except SG Boon Siew, most of other shop selling S4.

Some concern about the warranty & recall not cover the PI bike, dont worry all under cover.

 

From what I understand, Boon Siew has stopped bringing Super 4 to concentrate on the new dual cylinder 400cc bikes (400x, 400f, cbr400). You can however, find new Super 4 CB400 Revo from parallel importers if you don't mind.
Posted

Haha, me too. I considered the Super 4 and 400F and 400X (the latter 2 are essentially same bike but with slightly different seating posture and cosmetics), but decided on the Super4. No regrets. The S4 may not look as modern as it's younger siblings, but it's fun to rev and ride, feels very solid and the 4 cylinders sound great.

 

I still prefer super 4 to 400x
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Engine 9.5/10

Outlook 9/10

Engine smooth as silk.

V-tec excellent response.

All wear and tear parts replaced.

Receipts to prove on repairs done.

Well-taken cared of.

COE 29 February 2020.

Roadtax March 2016.

Negotiable for serious buyers.

 

-$5700 (without hepco becker)

-$6200 (with hepco becker)

 

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