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RIDE HI revisits the Honda RVF (NC35, 1994-1996). It refined the NC30, hailed as the strongest four-stroke 400 replica, to its peak with RC45 technology, a car worthy of the RVF name.
The NC35's V4 sound and that precise handling, I still cannot forget them. Putting RC45-derived technology in a 400 was not a sane act, and it was magnificent. From corner entry to exit, a unity that let you place it exactly where you wanted. A machine packed with the seriousness of Honda in that era. It was a rider's dream.
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The madness of putting a V4 in a 400. Love it.
The NC35's V4 sound is cheating. An all-time great.
RC45 tech in a 400 is peak extravagance. Never happening again.
Which is exactly why used ones cost a fortune now.
