Honda XL750 Transalp • 2026

Around town or around the world Honda’s XL750 Transalp carries the adventure on from the iconic original, ready for a fresh generation of riders looking to travel wherever the road leads. And, it receives a serious upgrade choice in the form of Honda E-Clutch with TBW technology, which offers tangible performance gains both on- and off-road. Honda E-Clutch versions also gain a stylish new aluminium skid-plate for added protection and a boost of stylish ruggedness. As before the eight-valve, parallel twin-cylinder engine delivers 67.5kW and 75Nm; Throttle By Wire (TBW) also serves up four default... riding modes plus two User options. and is tied in with the five-level Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC) with integrated Wheelie Control and the three levels of Engine Braking and Power. The steel frame wears full Showa suspension: 43mm SFF-CATM USD forks and rear shock working through Pro-Link and for 26YM both front and rear suspension are equipped with compression and rebound damping adjustment. Dual, two-piston brake calipers bite hard up front and 21/18-inch wheels wear tubed tyres. The Transalp’s premium specification includes dual LED projector headlights, a five-inch TFT screen with Honda RoadSync smartphone connectivity and four-way toggle switch, auto-indicator cancel and Emergency Stop Signals (ESS) technology. An A2 licence option is also available.