I got to closely inspect and sit on a NC700X this morning. I was impressed. It's my kind of bike. I'm not yet ready to replace my aging DL650 but when I do, I'll look seriously at this bike.
Jim Randall
We thought Honda was asleep at the switch (and so did many of our readers). *As others, principally Kawasaki, grabbed U.S. market share with exciting new models introduced during the recession, Honda seemed to be sitting on its hands.
Things seem different now. *If the rumored parallel twin CBR500R emerges next month, Honda could be on [...]
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I got to closely inspect and sit on a NC700X this morning. I was impressed. It's my kind of bike. I'm not yet ready to replace my aging DL650 but when I do, I'll look seriously at this bike.
Jim Randall
Jim Randall
'04 Suzuki DL650 (Wee-Strom Tourer)
'01 Suzuki SV650 (Nancy's bike - Smiles per mile)
'01 Suzuki DR650 (Lookin' for Adventure)
'96 Suzuki DR350 (Got knobbies?)
The article says Honda hasn't been known for value pricing. Ha! That's the understatement of the day. That silly DN-01, the bike that no one asked for and no one wanted at much of any price, had a list cost of nearly $14,000.
Geoffrey Greene
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