The Feverish Heyday of Racer Replicas: The 1984-86 Golden Age of Four-Stroke 400cc Fours

Those old 400cc inline-4s — I wonder what kind of used prices they go for these days.

I love a good nostalgia piece, but how much of that excitement lands with a generation that didn't live through it really comes down to how it's written.

What kind of riding stance did the term 'anti-replica' actually refer to?

Production bikes evolving in lockstep with the TT-F3 racer — race and production must've been a lot closer back then than they are now.

Digging into the story of anti-replica bikes shining at the Suzuka 4-Hours, right down to the culture clash of the era, sounds like a genuinely good read.

Back when the top of the mid-license class was a 400cc four — the energy around that era was on a totally different level than now.