HONDA today revealed a limited-edition version of its ancient-but-still-cool CB400 Super Four, but only for the Japanese market.Just 500 of the Special Edition bikes will be made in both naked and faired “Bol D'Or” forms, going on sale in Japan next

-on motocross bike to the epitome of commuting, Honda’s VFR800, via a future classic Suzuki GSX-R750 SRAD to a current classic Honda 400-Four with the divergence of a Kawasaki Z750 and the barking insanity of Aprilia’s two-stroke RS250, all of motorcycling

of expectation for many UK riders who might have had formative experiences on screaming grey-import four-cylinders like the CBR400RR 'Babyblade', VFR400R and CB-1, so the new twin could come as a disappointment. And with an identical but more muscular 500cc

HANDS UP if you've owned a 400cc sportsbike? I haven't, I couldn't afford one back in the day, so I bought a Bandit 400 instead. But I always lusted after an RVF400 and I still do.Visordown's reviewed four classic 400cc sportsbikes - the Kawasaki

the Suzuki RGV250 or Kawasaki’s KR-1S.Then something wonderful happened, dealers started importing containers crammed with four-stroke 400cc bikes from Japan. And not just any old 400cc bikes: exotic replicas of bigger 750cc brothers, visually identical

The 2009 CB400 will be available naked or semi-fairedYOU'RE LOOKING at the first pictures of Honda's 2009 CB400.The machine, which will be released in a variety of paint schemes ranging from metallic black to Honda's iconic red/white/blue, will also

A monumental step forward in motorcycling history. The Honda CB400 Hondamatic was the firm’s last foray into automatic technology. With a dizzy 27bhp propelling 200kgs of lardy, badly suspended rolling stock the performance was never going

TAIWANESE bike firm, Sym have entered the maxi scooter market with two new models - the 400i and 600i MaxSym.Sym are describing their new 400cc and 600cc maxi scooters as "a mixture of the extraordinary power and the artistic design," offering a

A resdesigned motor is a key part of the new 400HERE'S THE first picture of the all-new KTM 400 EXC. Using its motocross sibling's short-stroke motor for a more responsiveness and more power. The bike also features a new camshaft, titanium intake

FOLLOWING the success of last year's event, members of the Motorcycle Industry Association's off-road group are repeating and expanding their ‘try-out’ event.The number of public days will be increased from one to four and the number of places