Honda Cb400 Revo Parts Catalog _top_ -
Always look for the "NC42" code at the top of the page. If you see "NC39" (Spec II/III), walk away.
After rebuilding a Revo last winter, here are the parts you will likely struggle to find. Bookmark these numbers. honda cb400 revo parts catalog
While the "Super Four" name has been around since the 1970s, the Revo models (roughly 2008–2022) introduced Hyper VTEC Revo technology and significant aesthetic updates, including modernized instrument clusters, revised headlights, and updated exhaust systems. Always look for the "NC42" code at the top of the page
If you own a Honda CB400 Super Four Revo (specifically the CB400SF model code NC42), you already know you’re riding one of the most balanced, reliable, and iconic middleweight naked bikes ever made. However, as these bikes age (production ran from 2008 to around 2017/2022 depending on the market), finding the correct replacement parts becomes a maze of revisions, VIN checks, and late-night forum scrolling. Bookmark these numbers
Whether you are a mechanic rebuilding a blown engine, a restorer hunting for NOS (New Old Stock) fairings, or a daily commuter looking for a replacement oil filter, understanding the parts catalog is the difference between a successful repair and a costly mistake. This article serves as your deep-dive manual into the structure, key sections, and part number logic of the CB400 Revo.
If your Revo throws a check engine light that won't clear, the ECU might be fried. There are two versions: Japan-spec (restricted to 180km/h) and Export-spec (no limiter). Verify the 5th digit of your VIN before ordering.
The Revo has a CAN-bus electrical system. Electrical gremlins are common, so this catalog section is your bible.