It seems the SV400 and SV400S production has definitely ended, but Suzuki has a GSR400 going in Japan. This must now be the latest, most modern multi-cylinder 400 available?

Honda also still has the CB400 SUPER FOUR/CB400 SUPER BOL D'OR (VTEC & watercooled) – the NC39, that introduced in 1992.


Then there is a modern-looking Hornet 250 with a water-cooled 4-cylinder engine. And of course, the single-cylinder CB400SS.

Nothing from Kawasaki?
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