| Year of specifications |
1994
- 1997 |
| Engine |
399
cc, inline 4 cylinder |
| Transmission |
6-speed,
chain |
|
Top speed |
130
mph |
| 0-60 MPH |
- |
| Horsepower |
55
hp @ 12,500 rpm |
| Weight |
165
kg / 364 lbs |
| Seat
height |
780
mm / 364 lbs |
The Honda RVF400 NC35 was the successor to the NC30,
itself a development of the 750cc RC30
superbike.
The NC35, like many other performance 400cc machines was the
product of a Japanese licencing restriction which meant many
riders had to ride 400cc displacement bikes and smaller. This
resulted in a flurry of small displacement, but high performance
bikes hitting the market.
The Honda RVF400 NC35 featured fully adjustable suspension,
twin front brake discs, and upside-down front forks, all based
around an aluminium twin-spar frame.
Similar and related vehicles:
Kawasaki ZXR400
Aprilia RS250
Suzuki RGV250
Honda VFR400R NC30
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