HONDA MODELS: Honda Motorcycle Models

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Now, let me move on to our lineup of motorcycles. Honda expanded the joy of maneuvering from on-road models to off-road models. We advance our original dual clutch transmission (DCT) technologies and developed a new DCT which works with off-road models. Honda NC750X & 400X have been teased ahead of 2015 Tokyo Motor Show unveil. Both motorcycles are expected to receive significant design and tech updates for the future. Both models will be offered only in Europe, North America, and European markets. and that the U.S. debut for all four 2016 Honda adventure models will be at the November 20-22 International Motorcycle Shows stop in Long Beach, California. “We’re very excited to offer such a well-rounded offering of adventure-touring models in the U close to that of a street sport motorcycles. The designers were inspired largely bythe Honda RA272 racing car, with which Richie Ginther won the Grand Prix Formula 1 in Mexico in 1965. However, the lines and main features of the model are modern and sporty. Related: Electric Honda Super Cub Concept Two new motorcycles expand the manufacturer’s model line to six vehicles. The supermoto-inspired Zero FXS is designed for urban battle, producing 44 hp and 70 ft.-lbs. of torque with a weight of less than 300 lbs. This model will be on display at the Honda booth during the is one of the leading manufacturers of automobiles and power products and the largest manufacture of motorcycles in the world. Honda has always sought to provide genuine satisfaction to .

and that the U.S. debut for all four 2016 Honda adventure models will be at the November 20-22 International Motorcycle Shows stop in Long Beach, California. “We’re very excited to offer such a well-rounded offering of adventure-touring models in the U “Since their respective introductions, the fun, affordable CBR300R and CBR500R models have been very popular with a wide variety of customers,” said Lee Edmunds, Manager of Motorcycle Marketing Communications at American Honda. “For 2016, the CBR500R Easy-to-ride bikes that are affordable and lots of fun is what gets more people into motorcycling and that’s exactly what Honda’s entry-level models do Marc Cook at the 2015 American International Motorcycle Expo in Orlando, Florida. “As was made clear with today’s unveiling in Japan, the NC700X and CB500X benefit from significant upgrades for 2016,” said Lee Edmunds, Manager of Motorcycle Marketing Communications at American Honda. “Both of these models have been popular with .