It is a motorcycle designed for those who seek balance between on-ro and off-road driving, combining reliability, technology and a marked traveling spirit.
Honda Motor de Argentina expands its offer in the Adventure segment with the arrival of the New XL750 Transalpa model that recovers a historical name of the brand in a completely renewed version. It is a motorcycle designed for those who seek balance between OP-R-ROAD drivingcombining reliability, technology and a marked traveling spirit.
The Transalp 750 It is located in the middle-upper range, positioning itself as an option more focused on use outside the asphalt within the Adventure line, where it complements the NC750X and keeps the DNA of the Africa Twin.
Honda relaunched the transalp, the ideal partner of the “rational adventurer”
The heart of the motorcycle is a 755 cc unicam unicindric with electronic injection and liquid cooling, coupled to a six -speed box with assisted and anti-red clutch. It offers five driving modes (Sport, Standard, Rain, Gravel and User) next to the system Torque control HSTC in five levels (disconnectable) and Double channel ABSguaranteeing security and adaptation to different lands.
Honda transalp_5400
With 16.9 liters of tank capacityautonomy is enough for long trips. At the equipment, sum 5 -inch TFT board, Double LED lighthouse inspired by Africa Twin and a windshield made of Durabiosustainable material that reinforces the environmental commitment of the brand. The cycle part is completed with Front suspension Showa Sff-C of 200 mm travel and front brakes with double disc of 310 mm and Nissin tweezers.
Sling It defines it as the ideal companion of the “rational adventurer”: the one who seeks reliable benefits, versatility and useful technology without reaching the level of complexity of a high -end motorcycle.
The XL750 Transalp It is already available in official dealers, in colors Graphite Black, Ross White and Pearl Deep Mud Graystill SUGGESTED PRICE OF U $ S17,500. It also includes 3 years warranty.
Source: Ambito
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