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DCT oil change

i'm getting ready to do an oil change on my DCT and saw this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33appVO-Hu4

so there's another oil filter on the right side for the DCT system! i have 11000 miles on the bike, should i get this filter too or just clean it and put it back? BTW, i just got the bike so no idea its oil change history.

actually they are only $10 and i can get one tomorrow so just ordered https://www.amazon.com/Motorcycle-Oil-Filter-Performance-Conventional/dp/B0BSG5YMM5/ref=sr_1_5

u/steveh-2112 — 8 hours ago

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Luggage for my 2023 NC750XA

Hi Everyone,

I am looking for side panniers to hook on my bike.

At the moment I already have the Kappa/Givi railings installed so I must use those ecosystems since I am currently swapping my 30l Top case from my scooter to my NC (Which eventually needs upgrading as well).

I am still new when it comes to bikes however I would like to have a trip to Sicily and eventually Italy and perhaps further.

Ive done some research and larger than 36l is not recommended unless im doing 10+ days. As the bike can be unstable, according to what they said of course.

What do you guys recommend for a beginner to go with? I was looking at the KVC35N.

I will also be travelling with my wife, if it wasnt for her, I can survive with just a top case 😛

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u/draggumalti98 — 12 hours ago

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Little cargo mule :-)

I need to refill my water supply at my workplace, so 6x1,5L water bottles (>9kg) have to come with me. The topbox is already full, so the frunk is the one to be used. Obviously a a little visibly it doesn't close, but for my 20 Km highway commute this is not a problem at all. I've done it several times now and can say that works great as water transportation mule :-D

u/Latter_Solution673 — 3 days ago

▲ 71 r/NC750X

NC

Greetings from Germany

u/Exciting_Exit6727 — 4 days ago

▲ 4 r/NC750X

Protection accessories

Hey everyone,

I'm new here and just got a bike. I've seen that all the NC 750x bikes where I live have crash bars, skid plates, and all that. But, I've never seen any of you guys using that kind of protection here.

I'm just wondering, why is that? Is it just my first impression, is it common and I'm wrong, or is it just an insurance thing if you fall? :)

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u/Marborinho — 2 days ago

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Anyone hear of anyone putting a turbo in their nc750

I read a few things online a while back stating that Honda intended to put a turbo model out. And that the engine is ideal for it. Anyone have any info about this? How hard would it be? Would it be possible with DCT? Willing to sacrifice the frunk to get 100 HP out of it.

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u/Immediate_Hunt_864 — 3 days ago

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Honda NC750X

u/Craig_Willisa — 3 days ago

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Raising the front seat with a pad or cushion?

I have already got a 3D printed adapter to bring the front of the seat up, but I am a big man, and would love to be slightly higher.

Anyone able to recommend a good pad for the 2014 NC750X to suit a taller rider?

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u/Pedantichrist — 3 days ago

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First off, sorry if this type of post isn’t allowed here. New to the NC world. Looking to purchase a 2022 NC750X that has been wrapped. It looks to be in good shape and has some quality mods like Madstad windscreen, new Shinko tires, cruise control, and Givi top box. Bike has 10,000 miles on it.

Only two things that are really giving me pause are the wrap and the fact that the listing has it as a 2022, but he says it is blue underneath the wrap. Only 2023 was blue to my knowledge. Totally understandable to mistake identical model years, but it made me hesitate.

What do y'all think?

He is asking $7,000 USD. Thanks for your help!

u/afewgoodfingers — 8 days ago

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Hi everyone!

I’m thinking about upgrading from my Honda CB500F. It does everything I need, but I’d like a bike that doesn’t feel so strained on the highway and can pick up speed more easily on uphill climbs. My usage is mainly city commuting (in stop-and-go traffic and filtering) and highway riding.

Basically, I’m looking for your input/experience to see if the NC750X would be a good fit for these needs. I’m concerned about two main points: the weight and the fact that the engine might lack the elasticity of a typical motorcycle engine.

Thanks!

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u/Chemical-Explorer-15 — 7 days ago

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I've got my license for cars and bikes at 18, because I was sure I'll buy one. My first 50cc scooter I had when I was 11.

Now I'm 42. Never owned a bike, just a couple of scooters. When I was young I didn't have where to keep it and also in 2001 there were almost no bikes on the roads in Eastern Europe. So I waited and waited. Always found an excuse or let's better say others had excuses for me why I shouldn't have a bike. Now I'm living alone in Spain with no family nor kids. In the country where I can drive every day for the whole year! So I just went to the shop and bought myself a brand new bike. Finally my dream which took me 25 years came true!

u/acidas — 10 days ago

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Hi everyone,

I have a question (most probably silly one).
Today was my first ever ride during the rain and when i stopped for traffice and waiting for light i have notices lots of smoke comming from this part.

Checking the engine didnt find anything strange and I guess it is from raind going over the engine and radiator. But is this actually normal? And the smell was kinda wiere.

u/tasolini — 8 days ago

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Picked up this beauty about a week ago after my beloved CB500X was written off by a van driver who decided to reverse into me in stationary traffic. I’ll always have a soft spot for the CB, I’d decided it was my forever bike and would always have a place in the garage - fate thought otherwise. I was initially gonna get the NX500 as a replacement, but due to the imminent model refresh, there were none available. Needed to be back on two wheels asap due to the annual motorcycle camping trip looming around the corner and decided I’d have a little sit on the NC to see how the glove fit. I was impressed immediately with the amount of bike for the price. Power seems a little smoother than the CB and it’s nice to have a little more juice for the motorway. Now I just need to start adding the accessories to make the bike mine. Here’s hoping to the NC becoming my new forever machine and for van drivers to check their blind spots! Safe riding everyone!

u/Darkspine84 — 12 days ago

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u/kleggich — 9 days ago

▲ 17 r/NC750X

I‘ll say, why 59hp is enough at the end in the mountains is usually like what 70km/h

u/Fun-Kaleidoscope-807 — 12 days ago

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The Honda 2026 NC750X DCT is a great bike ....BUT!!

This MC is so smooth and fast and with a gel foam seat, it's comfortable. It seems like it's SOP to sell all new Hondas with uncomfortable seats.

But. It's a Honda that has a supremely over-used name. They sold these all over the world, except the USA, in the mid-2010's so when you search for info it comes up all over the web, but all the NC750x machines are different. and it's very hard to find what you want to know. Honda should have named the 2025 NC750X to give it distinction. To seperate it from all the rest. It was just lazy, lazy lazy. I could be searching for the 2026 Honda (Automatron Super) and be having some luck. Each dealer only sells maybe 5 of these a year and carry NO parts to speak of. A majority of the YouTubes are from Europe so whatever they are promoting may not even be available here in the US. The 2025-2026 models have connectors that no dealer carries or understands, the 'zilla ' parts house's blur out all the Honda connectors so you can't see what you're buying.

It has been a royal pain trying to research this bike. I gave up on aftermarket upgrades because of the lack of support from everywhere. I bought it, now I'm just going to drive the hell out of it.

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u/UsafMedic_70 — 3 days ago