Honda CM 400 T

Introducing the 1982 Honda CM 400 T, a classic custom-cruiser that perfectly captures the spirit of the early '80s motorcycling scene. Honda, renowned for its engineering prowess, positioned the CM 400 T as an accessible and stylish option for riders looking to enter the world of cruising. With its sleek lines and minimalist design, this bike appeals to both novice and seasoned riders seeking a blend of comfort and performance, making it a beloved entry in the Honda lineup of the era. Under the hood, the CM 400 T is powered by a spirited 395cc twin-cylinder, four-stroke engine that delivers a respectable 43 horsepower at 8,500 RPM. This robust engine configuration, combined with a 5-speed gearbox, allows riders to effortlessly navigate urban streets or hit the open road with confidence. The bike reaches a top speed of 156 km/h (96.9 mph), showcasing its capability for both commuting and weekend adventures. Thanks to an efficient air-cooled system and a compression ratio of 9.3:1, the engine runs smoothly and reliably, while the bike's lightweight construction—at just 184 kg (405.7 lbs)—enhances maneuverability, making it a joy to ride. The CM 400 T boasts several key features that elevate its appeal. Its single disc front brake ensures responsive stopping power, while the rear expanding brake provides reliable control. The 9.5-litre fuel tank offers ample range for those long rides, and the three-valve-per-cylinder setup enhances airflow, contributing to the bike’s efficiency and performance. The classic styling is complemented by a comfortable seating position, making it suitable for longer journeys without sacrificing ergonomics. This bike embodies the essence of cruising with a perfect balance of style and substance. **