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What is the 0-100 km/h acceleration time of the NK400?

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AniyahMarie

08/31/25 3:37am

The NK400 achieves a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of 5.6 seconds. Below is an introduction to the NK400: Dashboard Technology: The CFMoto 400NK features a fully digital instrument cluster that looks highly technological. However, based on the experience with the CFMoto 650TR-G national version, although it has an LCD screen, the displayed information is quite limited. For example, essential data such as temperature, average fuel consumption, and instant fuel consumption are not shown. The exposed 400NK, despite being equipped with a fully digital dashboard, still displays only basic information like total mileage, trip mileage, water temperature gauge, fuel gauge, tachometer, and speedometer. This indicates that the bike still has some way to go before reaching higher standards. Power Configuration: The bike is powered by a 400.4cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine, delivering a maximum horsepower of 42.8 HP and a peak torque of 35.4 Nm. Compared to some other domestic motorcycles in the same displacement category, which offer only 27 HP, the CFMoto 400NK demonstrates CFMoto's attention to detail in terms of performance parameters.

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CorbinAnn

09/12/25 7:01am

I particularly enjoy discussing motorcycle acceleration performance, like the NK400 sport model. It can complete the 0-100 km/h sprint in about 5.5 seconds, primarily thanks to its 400cc twin-cylinder engine that delivers close to 42 horsepower. Combined with a lightweight body design, this allows for such brisk starts. In fact, weighing only around 170 kg, along with reasonable gear ratios and aerodynamics, it delivers strong acceleration G-forces. When riding in the city, I can dash off the moment the light turns green, but be cautious—the throttle response is so sensitive that beginners might find it overwhelming. Additionally, the engine is tuned quite steadily with minimal noise, making it suitable for long-term urban commuting. Overall, this acceleration time is sufficient for daily entertainment and occasional thrill rides. When riding this bike, I recommend regularly checking chain lubrication to ensure smooth power transmission and prevent wear from affecting starts.

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