For Sale Honda NC750S DCT 2017 12k miles only

[magik]

Hi all,
I will be soon selling my Honda NC750S
It has only covered 12k miles
Comes with heated grips
Touring screen
Custom comfy seat
Rear rack and Givi Maxia top box(easily fits in two full face helmets)
It obviously has ABS but what is more important, this is the DCT model!
This automatic gearbox is simply excellent.
It has 4 riding modes but you can also use the pads to switch the gears.
The NC750 also comes with a very handy storage in the place, where the tank normally is. It's big enough for a full face helmet.
Full service history, MOT till Aug 26.
Ready to ride.
It's a very portable machine with fantastic fuel economy.
I will upload some pictures later.
Anyone interested at £2700?

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[Mr Derek]

Pictures will help.

 

[Cortina]

"a very portable machine" ... ?? I have no idea what you mean (I assume you don't mean it's easy to carry about) I have a later X model - very underrated machines , maybe not the most exciting in the world , but good all rounders , and 75mpg + all day.

 

[magik]

"a very portable machine" ... ?? I have no idea what you mean (I assume you don't mean it's easy to carry about) I have a later X model - very underrated machines , maybe not the most exciting in the world , but good all rounders , and 75mpg + all day.

Yeah, not the best expression indeed I meant it's super easy to ride, fits most parking spaces, it's light and generally very easy to 'move' around the garage, etc..if needed.

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[Ash]

Can't beat an NC750S DCT.
Mine.
I'm on my 4th.
DCT gearbox is sublime.
Did 151 miles today, A & B roads.
It returned 74.6MPG.

GLWS...

PS,
Location of your bike...?

 

[magik]

A few pictures taken this morning.
I need to clean the bike and will take better photos.

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[magik]

Forgot to say. The bike can be seen on Wednesdays or Thursdays in Central London.

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[magik]

£2500 for a quick sale. It would need to be collected this or the next week from Central London.

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[magik]

A few more pictures. Please bear in mind, the bike is still unwashed. Have not had time to do it. On top of that, it's been sprayed with ACF to prevent it from.salt, etc.. so most likely I will leave it as it is for now.

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[magik]

And with the top box attached

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[magik]

Hi all,

The bike is now at my friends place in Hanwell/London and it can be potentially collected from there, depends on their availability.
The price remains the same and it's not negotiable. I will most likely list the bike on eBay when I return to London.



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[magik]

Happy New Year!

I'm back in London and the bike is for sale again. I will give it a few days here and then will go to eBay.
Thanks.

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[r1200rt]

nc750s
nc750x

whats the difference?

 

[MarkShelley]

nc750s
nc750x

whats the difference?

X is adventure style/ergonomics, S is traditional naked streetbike style.

 

[Ash]

nc750s
nc750x

whats the difference?

The S also has a lower seat height.
Separate headlight, with no screen.
No, power difference.
The X version isnt really an adventure bike.
yes you could take it off road, but it's not tuff enough really, has 17" alloy wheels & definitely not off road suspension
I've had both, 6 in total.
Now settled on a NC750S.
1st piccy X version
2nd piccy S version

 

[Wierpig]

Brilliant bikes with excellent fuel consumption and a lovely power delivery. I will own another in future, but not yet.

 

[magik]

I had the X version previously. The handle bars are slightly wider and the bike feels slightly bigger due to the fairing.
However, weather protection with the touring screen on the NC750S is pretty similar. The S model is much more nimble at the same time. DCT is still the best thing on these bikes

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[Ash]

Brilliant bikes with excellent fuel consumption and a lovely power delivery. I will own another in future, but not yet.

Non of mine have ever dropped below 70MPG..

 

[Cortina]

Non of mine have ever dropped below 70MPG..

Confession : I had mine down to 67.9 mpg once ................ but it only had about 800 miles on it at the time , so it's excused. Need 4 to 5,000 miles on them to bed in (as per CB500x and Wing)

 

[magik]

Last bump before eBay.
Anyone? You won't be disappointed.

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