what is the difference between the RVF400RR and RVF400RR-ll

and likewise the RVF400RT + RVF400RT-ll

You mean RVF400RT and RVF400RR? Nothing apart from paint I believe.

Agreed, the rvf only had a paint job change as far as I've heard

there were some minor part differences if i recall. gearbox, and something else.

Jashdown wrote:You mean RVF400RT and RVF400RR? Nothing apart from paint I believe.

no i mean

what's the difference between rvf400rr and rvf400rr-ll

and

what's the difference between rvf400rt and rvf400rt-ll

mo haggs wrote:

Jashdown wrote:You mean RVF400RT and RVF400RR? Nothing apart from paint I believe.

no i mean

what's the difference between rvf400rr and rvf400rr-ll

and

what's the difference between rvf400rt and rvf400rt-ll

Different names for the same bike

They only made 2 models.

RVF400RR / RT

I've never heard of a rr or rt ll

see second page
http://www.400greybike.com/files/NC35%2 ... Manual.pdf

Drunkn Munky wrote:I've never heard of a rr or rt ll

It's the standard Honda naming convention applied to all the bikes of the range during each year (im very sleepy tongiht so it wont' be complete but you'll get the idea)

1986: NC21: VFR400R (G)
1987: NC24: VFR400R (H)
1987: NC24: VFR400R (H-II)
1988: NC24: VFR400R (J-III)
1989: NC30: VFR400R (K)
1990: NC30: VFR400R (L)
1991: NC30: VFR400R (M)

1993: NC35: RVF400R (R)
1993: NC35: RVF400R (R-II)
1994: NC35: RVF400R (T)
1994: NC35: RVF400R (T-II)

I can't remember off hand what the -II / -III suffix's are, I think just a different paint scheme?

The Letter is the year of mfg.

Neosophist wrote:I can't remember off hand what the -II / -III suffix's are, I think just a different paint scheme.

so does that mean there are two rr scheme's and two rt schemes with some suttle differences that go largely un-noticed?