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HONDA NC750X Fun

HONDA NC750X Fun

Date: 2015-06-12
The NC700X was launched as a Fun Crossover Commuter concept from Honda, loaded with a great deal of fresh thinking and new technologies, its sheer all-round competence has helped it achieve an impressive level of sales, becoming one of the best selling commute motorcycles in South Africa. Its combination of torque-laden parallel twin-cylinder engine, frugal fuel economy and tough adventure-style chassis, riding position and looks has won it recognition from thousands of customers worldwide as a superb, stylish do-it-all tool.

A larger 745cc engine capacity gives the NC750X more power and torque throughout the entire rev-range, whilst delivering the pride in ownership of a full 750cc motorcycle.

The gearing is taller but acceleration and top speed are both improved, while the addition of twin-balancer shafts and new exhaust muffler ensure a smooth yet characterful engine feel.

Available as an option on the NC750X, Honda's second-generation DCT gearbox offers a unique combination of direct riding feel and ease of use. A world first for motorcycles when launched on the VFR1200F in 2010, it delivers consistent, seamless gear changes, and very quickly becomes second nature in use.

The NC750X features the Honda Ignition Security System (HISS), an effective anti-theft set-up. If the ID chip embedded in the motorcycle's key and the ID in the Engine Control Unit (ECU) do not match, the engine will not start.

For more information on this or any of the Honda motorbike models come and visit us at Honda Wing Umhlanga, 15 Meridian Drive, Umhlanga Ridge or call us on 031 580 7900.