Spark’s introduction ( Hi everyone )

[sparks]

Hi everyone


I have been out of the motorcycle seen for around 8 years, hanged the leathers up to be more responsible and accountable to my family. I always said at some pint I want to get a motorcycle again, this time no speedster or race bike but a commuter or something lay back.


It’s that time, stumbled on to a NC750 DCT at Honda and just liked the page. I’m in no rush but I am looking to purchase a NC750 / 700 DCT with ABS.


Keep the rubber on the road and safe journey friends.



Mark



Spark's

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sparks!


Hopefully someone is going to buy a new NC and sell their beloved "old" NC.

[sparks]

Yep, that would be nice..

[Cronos]

SPARKS!!! The DCT I can tell you is a fantastic bike. The fact that the bike does all the gear changes by it self is in my view a blessing and frees me up to focus more on what really matters - The Ride.

No more hitting the cursed Neutral, No more forgetting to select 1ste gear when the robot changes and the fact that you have choice between Drive, Sport or Manuel just sweetens the deal. Only Down side to the Auto is that you can no longer "Blip" the bike when lane splitting or when you feel a bit board, but that is not such a big deal.

[murray]

, and good luck with getting a DCT, I am also on one, and wouldn't change it for anything.

[Cronos]

Apr 5, 2016 7:37:35 GMT 2 murray said:

, and good luck with getting a DCT, I am also on one, and wouldn't change it for anything.

Would love to get a bigger bike one day, BUT only if it comes in Auto.  

[murray]

well there is a white cross tourer DCT standing at Honda Westrand, well there was on saturday. or you can part with a slender 190k for the Africa Twin DCT? i mean, it is only money after all

[Cronos]

 For Sure!!  I think Honda has a winner when it comes to the DCT and I do believe that it's only a matter of time before other brands follow suit.