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Hi all I posted this earlier but it seems to have got lost I'm toying about a NC700x 2012 with 20k miles I got the one about the rider seat Any other pointers on common faults ? Cheers
- 2025 Model Updates | Honda NC700 Forum
From the Honda Europe announcement "The rugged styling is sharper, with a new LED headlight and a 5-inch TFT screen featuring seamless smartphone connectivity It now has dual discs at the front for improved braking performance, while sustainable, coloured Durabio™ bodywork provides extended durability
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North Reading Motorsports, a Massachusetts dealer, offers a wide variety of new Ariens, Honda, and Kawasaki inventory This website is AudioEye enabled and is being optimized for accessibility To open the AudioEye Toolbar, press "shift + ="
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- 2024 Honda Shadow Phantom - North Reading Motorsports
COOLER THAN EVER Our Honda Shadow Phantom may be a traditional-style cruiser, but it’s sporting some major updates and improvements for 2024 First of all, we’ve given the Phantom a powerful new rear disc brake this year for excellent, linear stopping power Plus, the new rear disc means you can get a Phantom with optional anti-lock brakes (ABS) now * Then there are all the styling updates
- Fork (Suspension) Upgrades on 21+ NC750x | Honda NC700 Forum
Honda installed progressive rate (rising rate non linear) springs but most suspension tuners will suggest using linear or straight rate springs as they are easier to tune across the range of travel Reactions: potter0o and ljurgens
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