Honda-SOHC
General => New Member Introductions => Topic started by: kiwikk on February 28, 2014, 07:23:37 AM
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Hi,
Kiwikk signing in from New Zealand.
I'm a 50 something returning biker and I just bought a CB400F to top the list of bikes I've had over the years.
These guys over here in NZ seem to have missed the boat re SOHC Fours but being a Pom, I know their true value and status so I nabbed one quick.
She's a general export version with the clock in kms and is in pretty good condition, no rust.(NZ doesn't use road salt in winter, it hardly ever snows anyway) but I need to standardise her a bit.
I don't normally covert material stuff but I will this one. ;)
Look forward to discussing stuff with you all.
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Welcome mate, nice looking bike!
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Welcome.
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Lovely. Welcome from a country that has north in the title. ;D
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Welcome nice bike
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Plus 1 with me
Cheers
Bitsa
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Hi Kiwikk
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pete
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;) welcome, nice tidy bike by the look of it.
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Hello and welcome to the forum ;) cheers Mick.
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Welcome Mick
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I must confess,
I've still got my SOHC but I've also just got a DOHC. (1990 CB-1 CB400F.)
Can I still be a member if I promise not to mention it again?
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welcome 8)
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Cb-1's are great little bikes. I like the cb400 sf as well...
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Cb-1's are great little bikes. I like the cb400 sf as well...
Interesting how the CB400SF went back to twinshock, chain driven cam/s and straight handlebars like the original CB400F.
I'm already wanting to convert the CB-1 to straight handlebars so I'll be on the lookout for a superfour top yoke.