This 2019 Honda NC750X DCT finished in striking red is the definition of smart, stress‑free motorcycling, offered here by a Honda main dealer close to the Surrey Hills. With 46,621 miles, it has clearly been enjoyed as Honda intended, proving just how dependable and capable this model is for everyday commuting and long-distance touring alike.
Power comes from Honda’s renowned 745cc parallel‑twin engine, producing 54 bhp (40.3 kW) with a strong 68 Nm of torque, tuned specifically for low‑to‑mid‑range punch rather than high‑rev drama. This makes the NC750X incredibly easy to ride, relaxed at motorway speeds and superbly responsive around town or on winding country roads. Reviews consistently praise its smooth, torque‑rich delivery and calm, confidence‑inspiring character.
One of the standout highlights of this bike is Honda’s Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT). The system allows fully automatic riding in Drive or Sport modes, or manual paddle shifting when you want more involvement. It’s smooth, intuitive and ideal for commuting, touring or simply enjoying the ride without clutch fatigue. The DCT system on the NC750X is widely regarded as one of the best automatic motorcycle gearboxes ever produced.
Fuel economy is another major selling point. Honda engineered this bike for real‑world efficiency, delivering an impressive 67 mpg (UK) in mixed riding, with some riders reporting even more when cruising. Combined with the 14.1‑litre fuel tank, this means excellent range and low running costs, making it one of the most economical adventure‑styled motorcycles in its class.
Practicality is where the NC750X truly shines. The unique 22‑litre integrated front storage compartment (often called the “frunk”) sits where a fuel tank would normally be and is large enough to swallow a full‑face helmet. Add the upright riding position, comfortable seat, wide handlebars and generous wind protection, and you have a bike that feels equally at home on the daily commute or a weekend escape into the countryside.
For 2019, key features include LED headlight and running lights, Honda Selectable Torque Control (traction control), ABS braking, a clear LCD display with gear position and fuel economy readouts, and Honda’s famously solid build quality. The low centre of gravity and balanced chassis give the NC750X light, predictable handling despite its adventure‑styled stance, something reviewers regularly highlight as a major strength.
If you’re looking for a motorcycle that genuinely does it all—comfortable, economical, clever and extremely reliable—this 2019 Honda NC750X DCT is hard to beat. Available now from a trusted Honda main dealer near the Surrey Hills, it’s ready to ride away and start its next chapter with you.
This 2019 Honda NC750X DCT finished in striking red is the definition of smart, stress‑free motorcycling, offered here by a Honda main dealer close to the Surrey Hills. With 46,621 miles, it has clearly been enjoyed as Honda intended, proving just how dependable and capable this model is for everyday commuting and long-distance touring alike.
Power comes from Honda’s renowned 745cc parallel‑twin engine, producing 54 bhp (40.3 kW) with a strong 68 Nm of torque, tuned specifically for low‑to‑mid‑range punch rather than high‑rev drama. This makes the NC750X incredibly easy to ride, relaxed at motorway speeds and superbly responsive around town or on winding country roads. Reviews consistently praise its smooth, torque‑rich delivery and calm, confidence‑inspiring character.
One of the standout highlights of this bike is Honda’s Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT). The system allows fully automatic riding in Drive or Sport modes, or manual paddle shifting when you want more involvement. It’s smooth, intuitive and ideal for commuting, touring or simply enjoying the ride without clutch fatigue. The DCT system on the NC750X is widely regarded as one of the best automatic motorcycle gearboxes ever produced.
Fuel economy is another major selling point. Honda engineered this bike for real‑world efficiency, delivering an impressive 67 mpg (UK) in mixed riding, with some riders reporting even more when cruising. Combined with the 14.1‑litre fuel tank, this means excellent range and low running costs, making it one of the most economical adventure‑styled motorcycles in its class.
Practicality is where the NC750X truly shines. The unique 22‑litre integrated front storage compartment (often called the “frunk”) sits where a fuel tank would normally be and is large enough to swallow a full‑face helmet. Add the upright riding position, comfortable seat, wide handlebars and generous wind protection, and you have a bike that feels equally at home on the daily commute or a weekend escape into the countryside.
For 2019, key features include LED headlight and running lights, Honda Selectable Torque Control (traction control), ABS braking, a clear LCD display with gear position and fuel economy readouts, and Honda’s famously solid build quality. The low centre of gravity and balanced chassis give the NC750X light, predictable handling despite its adventure‑styled stance, something reviewers regularly highlight as a major strength.
If you’re looking for a motorcycle that genuinely does it all—comfortable, economical, clever and extremely reliable—this 2019 Honda NC750X DCT is hard to beat. Available now from a trusted Honda main dealer near the Surrey Hills, it’s ready to ride away and start its next chapter with you.
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