2024 HONDA NC750X DCT,

Reimagine Your Adventure;

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The NC750X DCT is one of the best motorcycles in our 2024 lineup. Check that: it’s one of the best motorcycles in anyone’s 2024 lineup. That’s because it does so much, so well, and with so much refinement. It’s a motorcycle built for the real world and the way we ride. Its parallel-twin engine is versatile and has plenty of power. The seating position is comfortable no matter where you ride or for how long. Our exclusive Honda automatic Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) lets you shift when you want to, or lets the bike shift for you. The lockable, weather-resistant, large integral storage compartment makes you wonder why all bikes aren’t this smart, and its practical, and adventure-inspired suspension lets you explore the dirt roads if you’d like. With a wide selection of accessories, if you can only own one motorcycle, or just want one bike that does it all, the NC750X DCT is for you.

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• Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC): With Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC) you can choose a level which allows some rear-wheel spin—on gravel or dirt for instance—or pick a second level which reduces wheel spin, particularly on slippery roads. It’s a great feature that helps make the NC750X even more versatile.
• Throttle By Wire: The NC750X features throttle-by-wire (TBW) technology. That also lets us give you four selectable engine power-delivery modes: Standard, Rain, Sport, and an additional user-customizable setting.
• Front Suspension: You get a perfect balance between a long-distance and a short-hop street machine. This gives it a wide range of capability, good handling and helps inspire confidence.
• Disc Brakes With Combined Abs: Single front and rear disc brakes give the NC750X great stopping power. You’ll get ABS brakes that are linked rear-to-front for added stopping power, even under challenging conditions.
• LCD Instrument Panel: Full digital LCD instrumentation includes digital speedometer, digital bar-type tachometer, clock, low-fuel gauge and two trip meters. Plus, the tach bar graph changes color according to fuel consumption, RPM, gear position and more.