Honda NC750S For Sale
What Is It?
The Honda NC750S is a naked bike with an optional automatic gearbox and a cunning storage compartment where the fuel tank would usually be. It's powered by a liquid cooled 745 cc parallel twin engine, producing 54 bhp at 6,250 rpm and maximum torque at 4,750 rpm.
Features include:
- Steel tubular frame
- 320 mm wavy disc up front with Nissin two piston caliper
- 240 mm wavy disc at the rear with two piston caliper
- Dual channel ABS
- 41 mm fork with 120 mm travel
- Rear shock with 120 mm travel
- Fuel injection and 6 speed gearbox
Compared to the old NC700S engine capacity is up 75 cc with a corresponding increase in power and torque, there's twin balancer shafts for a smoother ride, a new muffler, 6% taller gearing for faster acceleration, the combined braking system has been replaced with standard ABS, the brake lever is now span adjustable and the dash gets a gear position indicator.
Honda's £600 optional Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) version adds 10 kg to the weight. It has a fully automatic mode and simulated manual mode, with the auto mode offering S mode for sporty riding or D for more economical riding. You can even interrupt it to quickly downshift before overtaking, then it will take over in auto mode again. The 17" wheels take a 120/70 tyre at the front and 160/60 at the rear.
Accessories include a 35 litre top box, 29 litre panniers, rear hugger, screen, 12V socket, centre stand and DCT foot shift lever.
- 2014-2015: Black, white, red
- 2016-2017: Red/black with red wheels, black/silver with silver frame, red (2017)
- 2018: Black/brown, red, blue
Did You Know?
NC stands for New Concept and it's A2 compliant in DCT form with the restrictor.
Updates
2016: Euro 4 compliance with new angular muffler, LED lights, new Showa fork, colour customisable LCD dashboard and S mode now has 3 levels.
2018: Two level selectable traction control with off mode and red line raised to 7,500 rpm.
Review In A Few
What's Good?
- Easy to handle
- Great DCT box
- Low end power
- Comfortable
- Practical
Any Downsides?
- Better in town than out
- Top end power
- Levers
Specs
Launch RRP: £5,900
Capacity: 745 cc (average)
Power: 54 bhp / 40 kW (average)
Red Line: 6,500 rpm (average)
Top Speed: 120 mph / 193 km/h (high)
Economy: 70 mpg / 4.0 L/100km (good)
Range: 220 miles / 354 km (high)
Fuel Capacity: 14.1 litres / 3.1 gallons (average)
Seat Height: 790 mm / 31.1 inches (low)
Wet Weight: 216 kg / 476 pounds (heavy)
Power to Weight: 0.250 bhp/kg / 0.186 kW/kg
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Bikes For Sale (22)
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£4,295 eBay- £560 Under Guide Price
- 2018 (12,230 miles)
- Shipley(Map)
- Honda NC 750 S with 12,230 miles / One Owner
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£5,495 eBay- £260 Under Guide Price
- 2019
- Poole(Map)
- Dealer Facilities - Finance, P/X & National Delivery
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£4,295 eBay- £100 Over Guide Price
- 2017
- Manchester(Map)
- '17 Honda NC750S ABS. 1 Owner From New. Heated Grips. Great Value
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