Date: August 2025
The 1970s Kawasaki KH400 (an evolution of the KH250 and S3 triple) offered lightweight performance with three-cylinder two-stroke power. UK buyers now prize models with originality, low mileage, and sensible restoration—making the KH400 a coveted mid-sized classic.
Condition | Estimated Value (GBP) | Example External Source |
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Project / Restoration Non-running frame or partial bikes needing rebuild. |
£3,250 – £3,750 | Car & Classic – 1976 KH400 “ride or restore” project listed at £3,250; similar listing at £3,750. |
Roadworthy / Presentable Running, rider-quality, decent condition with age-appropriate wear. |
£4,500 – £6,000 | Mathewsons – 1974 KH400 sold for £5,500. |
Restored / Excellent High-quality restoration or exceptional original with paperwork. |
£6,800 – £7,500 | Manor Park Classics – 1976 KH400 “stunning example” sold for £7,475. |
Notes: Project band based on recent UK listing prices; Roadworthy based on mid-tier auction result; Restored values guided by high-quality documented sales. Highly original or rare examples may push toward upper band.
In the UK 2025 market, a KH400 project typically sells for £3,250–£3,750, roadworthy examples go for £4,500–£6,000, and beautifully restored models reach about £6,800–£7,500. Proper provenance and originality continue to uplift top-tier results.
Sources (non-link references):
Car & Classic – 1976 KH400 ride/restore project listing at £3,250 and £3,750;
Mathewsons Auction – 1974 KH400 sold for £5,500 (July 2024);
Manor Park Classics Auction – 1976 KH400 stunning example sold for £7,475 (Oct 2024).