Honda NX500 2024

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Hugo Stiglitz

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38,038 posts

218 months

Sunday 14th January
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Thoughts? Wheres it made and essentially is it just a redressed CB500X?

Weight wise its heavy for a 500 buy it does look good.





Jazoli

9,214 posts

257 months

Sunday 14th January
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Looks great to me.

JJ55

684 posts

122 months

Sunday 14th January
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Nice looking bike

airsafari87

2,861 posts

189 months

Sunday 14th January
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On a different thread Hugo Stiglitz said:
My 'issue' is that I'm tall/biggish (not adv wide) and riding a decently quick bike that's quick through the gears and a decent shove on the motorway stepping back/down feels just a chore.

I rode a few 500s, 650s etc and I just found it such a chore. Just too much.

Lightness first then engine size. But it needs to have at least 80bhp...

I just think 44bhp is just too pedestrian. That's not testosterone talking just a spoilt rider.
I’ll just leave this here.

Hugo Stiglitz

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38,038 posts

218 months

Sunday 14th January
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I like it, I like the look of it but in a one bike garage it wouldn't work for me tongue out


...and the comment where I said still I'm open to ideas, change.



https://youtu.be/Amm6FQzq0_w?si=BAXpZoEz6JmbsYAB





Edited by Hugo Stiglitz on Sunday 14th January 10:58

TheInternet

4,929 posts

170 months

Sunday 14th January
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Nevergonnahappen, but that with the 750 Hornet/Transalp engine would interest me.

Hugo Stiglitz

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38,038 posts

218 months

Sunday 14th January
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TheInternet said:
Nevergonnahappen, but that with the 750 Hornet/Transalp engine would interest me.
But then it would be a transalp!

Saying that you could buy one, A2 restrict it if you had restrictions.


javavodka

14 posts

53 months

Sunday 14th January
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I had a 2021 cb500x, nice riding position but painfully slow, got a 750 hornet now handles and goes really well but not that comfortable on long distances.
Had a sit on new the transalp too big for me, not much smaller than the African twin.
FFS honda just but the 750 motor in the Cb !!

LuS1fer

41,761 posts

252 months

Sunday 14th January
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These adventure bikes are the MC equivalent to SUVs and leave me stone cold.

Hugo Stiglitz

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38,038 posts

218 months

Sunday 14th January
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Depends what you are using them for. A chap took his Suzuki GXR1000 across Africa alot off road... stock.

Brewsters

54 posts

31 months

Monday 15th January
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airsafari87 said:
On a different thread Hugo Stiglitz said:
My 'issue' is that I'm tall/biggish (not adv wide) and riding a decently quick bike that's quick through the gears and a decent shove on the motorway stepping back/down feels just a chore.

I rode a few 500s, 650s etc and I just found it such a chore. Just too much.

Lightness first then engine size. But it needs to have at least 80bhp...

I just think 44bhp is just too pedestrian. That's not testosterone talking just a spoilt rider.
I’ll just leave this here.
My thoughts too - he posts sooooo much drivel.

Steve_H80

376 posts

29 months

Tuesday 16th January
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TheInternet said:
Nevergonnahappen, but that with the 750 Hornet/Transalp engine would interest me.
I hoped this is what the Transalp would be, but instead they put tubed wheels on it to make a faux bog hopper.

Hugo Stiglitz

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38,038 posts

218 months

Tuesday 16th January
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Brewsters said:
My thoughts too - he posts sooooo much drivel.
Fantastic.