Honda NC700X

[anodise57]

I am not sure if I should get ncx700.. currently riding fz6s2, loving the power and pick up when I drop gear..is the ncx a lot more under powered as compared to fz6?

 

U must know what you want ....

manage ur expectations ^_^....

 

Workhorse, save petrol.. looks good..... upright position...

NC700 is a wonderboy...

[fabianau]

Hi NC700 riders! I have some questions on NC700 as I am considering X model soon! I have read a number of reviews that says NC700 is more of a gentle relax ride and good consumption, gives reasonable torque rather than for people who are looking for that power surge. Quite attracted to the bike's storage and petrol consumption. I think that NC700 looks good too. I have a few questions that require you guys to help me with!

 

My questions are:

 

1) Is NC700 cruise comfortably at 160km/hr?

2) At which speed is it significant for the bike pick up more speed?

3) I am riding a CB400 currently. NC700 riders that previously rode CB400, you guys mind sharing what are the significant differences in these bikes?

 

I usually do around 40 - 50km/day in Singapore on average and make occasional trips up north! So would like to get more information on NC700 so that I can decide whether it fits my bill.

 

Thanks people =)

[xXxRatedxXx]

Hi NC700 riders! I have some questions on NC700 as I am considering X model soon! I have read a number of reviews that says NC700 is more of a gentle relax ride and good consumption, gives reasonable torque rather than for people who are looking for that power surge. Quite attracted to the bike's storage and petrol consumption. I think that NC700 looks good too. I have a few questions that require you guys to help me with!

 

My questions are:

 

1) Is NC700 cruise comfortably at 160km/hr?

2) At which speed is it significant for the bike pick up more speed?

3) I am riding a CB400 currently. NC700 riders that previously rode CB400, you guys mind sharing what are the significant differences in these bikes?

 

I usually do around 40 - 50km/day in Singapore on average and make occasional trips up north! So would like to get more information on NC700 so that I can decide whether it fits my bill.

 

Thanks people =)

 

Read this, it's answers all your questions

 

http://justanotherdayinbikersparadise.blogspot.sg/2013/08/honda-nc700x-one-week-review-as-you.html?m=1

 

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Edited August 3, 2013 by xXxRatedxXx

[kmjoe]

Hi NC700 riders! I have some questions on NC700 as I am considering X model soon! I have read a number of reviews that says NC700 is more of a gentle relax ride and good consumption, gives reasonable torque rather than for people who are looking for that power surge. Quite attracted to the bike's storage and petrol consumption. I think that NC700 looks good too. I have a few questions that require you guys to help me with!

 

My questions are:

 

1) Is NC700 cruise comfortably at 160km/hr?

2) At which speed is it significant for the bike pick up more speed?

3) I am riding a CB400 currently. NC700 riders that previously rode CB400, you guys mind sharing what are the significant differences in these bikes?

 

I usually do around 40 - 50km/day in Singapore on average and make occasional trips up north! So would like to get more information on NC700 so that I can decide whether it fits my bill.

 

Thanks people =)

 

1) Nope, IMO 140 is the most I get to be cruising comfortably on NSHW. anything more than that, the consumption would drop alot as some owners reported. but top speed is around 180.

2) from 3krpm to 5krpm

3) riding posture, once u ride the ncx for some time you will feel the s4 and most of the other bike tiny. smoother ride, lesser rev required to pick up. slightly lower top speed due to lower rev and 2 cylinder only. nc feeling slightly less willing to bend at corners as compared to the s4. better fc and cheaper maintenance. better wind protection with the correct setup.

 

personally i used to do around same mileage as u, going to work and back home, petrol would last me for about a week till reserve and than go boleh land pump RM20 of petrol, very wallet friendly. but it does depend on riding style and the road you take, if u are easy on the throttle and take the expressway more often than most likely you could save petrol better.

[khaiddin17]

Hi, wondering if you guys will be having a meet up anytime soon? I considering x dct model but have so many questions and havent really get to see e bike up close.. All those at shops are either displayed on podiums or not in e shop.. Haha.. Accessories n pipe are very important to me too so hoping to get to know more about the bike from you guys.. Previously riding drz, currently r6.. Thanks..

[Uncle]

There's a meetup tonight 5 Mar 9pm at Spize The Supper Club at Bedok if you are keen to see.

[malimd43]

There's a meetup tonight 5 Mar 9pm at Spize The Supper Club at Bedok if you are keen to see.

 

 

 

I may be joining you guys.....

[yinghai]

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a169/malex_sky/NC750L-1-thumb-660xauto-149448_zps6fae8ca9.jpg

 

 

Seems like japan is using the nc750 as a learning bike..

[ticks]

There's a meetup tonight 5 Mar 9pm at Spize The Supper Club at Bedok if you are keen to see.

 

Waaa. Spize seems to be like the bikers gathering place nowadays. Lol. Beemers also meet there..

[fuddlybob]

Waaa. Spize seems to be like the bikers gathering place nowadays. Lol. Beemers also meet there..

 

Simpang has always beEn a meetup point for bikers due to ample parking space n lotsa good food til late..

[fabianau]

Thanks @kmjoe and @xXxRatedxXx for you inputs!

 

Anymore inputs from others?

 

Hi NC700 riders! I have some questions on NC700 as I am considering X model soon! I have read a number of reviews that says NC700 is more of a gentle relax ride and good consumption, gives reasonable torque rather than for people who are looking for that power surge. Quite attracted to the bike's storage and petrol consumption. I think that NC700 looks good too. I have a few questions that require you guys to help me with!

 

My questions are:

 

1) Is NC700 cruise comfortably at 160km/hr?

2) At which speed is it significant for the bike pick up more speed?

3) I am riding a CB400 currently. NC700 riders that previously rode CB400, you guys mind sharing what are the significant differences in these bikes?

 

I usually do around 40 - 50km/day in Singapore on average and make occasional trips up north! So would like to get more information on NC700 so that I can decide whether it fits my bill.

 

Thanks people =)

[Uncle]

The comments are valid. SG highways at 100kmh gives one of the best fuel economy and no stress on bike and rider. 140kmh is comfortable on NSHW. If you travel congested city roads like me, DCT is a better match cos no need frequent manual gear changes. Any higher revving/power bikes and I can only max 4th gear on these roads.

[westyfour]

Hi, Guys, Just saying Hi to all NC700Xerssssss................I just bought the NC700X...hmmm...I love and like the bike, its 4days old now......cool bike, comfortable posture, economical, upright sitting position, good commuting from west to east everyday.....hehe......

[kaienish]

Hi, Guys, Just saying Hi to all NC700Xerssssss................I just bought the NC700X...hmmm...I love and like the bike, its 4days old now......cool bike, comfortable posture, economical, upright sitting position, good commuting from west to east everyday.....hehe......

 

Goof for you bro, will only get better

 

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[kmjoe]

Hi, Guys, Just saying Hi to all NC700Xerssssss................I just bought the NC700X...hmmm...I love and like the bike, its 4days old now......cool bike, comfortable posture, economical, upright sitting position, good commuting from west to east everyday.....hehe......

 

welcome to the NC700 Community! Do join us on our facebook page! NC700Sg Tshirt now taking orders, gets urs before closing date and do join us for rides and meetups

[pohys]

Selling my silver nc7x. Approx 1.5yr old, fully stock and flawless condition. Never dropped. Mileage 12,000km. Price $15.8k and negotiable if u view. SMS /what's app 91781868 if u need more info

[duriandan]

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[xXxRatedxXx]

Hi, Guys, Just saying Hi to all NC700Xerssssss................I just bought the NC700X...hmmm...I love and like the bike, its 4days old now......cool bike, comfortable posture, economical, upright sitting position, good commuting from west to east everyday.....hehe......

 

Hellossssssssssssssssss... hehhehehhehehheheehe

[kaienish]

Selling my silver nc7x. Approx 1.5yr old, fully stock and flawless condition. Never dropped. Mileage 12,000km. Price $15.8k and negotiable if u view. SMS /what's app 91781868 if u need more info

 

Bro... How come want to change.... Craving for power ha....

 

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[rodneyakj]

Hi, I'm selling my 1year oldNC700S ABS at 15800 mileage 9000 km. Accident free. Bike is from Boon Siew. Tour ready with side panniers and box, comes with lots of accessories. Sms /watsapp at91718140.

http://www.singaporebikes.com/used_bikes/17490/honda_other_honda_models/

[peterlim34]

Remove the rubber very ugly liao....

 

Hi bro, I bought the GL1500 foot pegs, but after grinding a bit on sides, can fit in but not horizontal. How come? Is yours GL1500 or GL1800? Pls advice, thanks.

 

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[Scarab]

Hi bro, I bought the GL1500 foot pegs, but after grinding a bit on sides, can fit in but not horizontal. How come? Is yours GL1500 or GL1800? Pls advice, thanks.

 

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I'm using the 1800 ones. Fits nicely without grinding and it's horizontal as well.

[peterlim34]

Thanks, waste money again........should asked you probably earlier.

 

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[westyfour]

Hi kmjoe, noted and thanks, will join the FB soon and the meetups....

[cwmike21]

Just collected my ride yesterday. Nice, comfy, powerful and torquey enuff for me(previously riding drz). Well, suits me a lot. But not that used to the rpm and gear shift, riding at 2-3k rpm engine sounds kinda rowdy... Lol