Honda NC 750 X: specifications, pros and cons, compatible accessories

Honda NC 750 X
Crossover · from 2014

The storage compartment where the fuel tank would be, and scooter-like fuel consumption

Twenty-two liters of luggage space where other bikes have the fuel tank, a low-revving parallel twin, and fuel consumption of around thirty kilometers per liter. It's the commuter's bike, and the catalogue reflects that: handguards, risers, films, and grips for a bike that stays outside every day.

58 hppower
69 Nmtorque
224 kgin running order
18catalogue accessories
  • In summaryDaily use: comfort and protection matter, not off-road riding.
  • Do this firstBHG-046 handguard kit, CJG281 riser, instrument protection.
  • AttentionSeparate part numbers for 2016-2020, from 2021, and from 2025.
  • SharedThe CJG281 riser also fits the CB400X.
  • BrandsLOBOO, Barkbusters, Eazi-Grip, Kaoko.

Recommended for

It's the right bike if

  • You use it to commute every day: low-end torque, scooter-like fuel economy, and a 22-liter compartment
  • You're not tall: the 800 mm seat height and low center of gravity make it easy despite its 224 kg
  • You're interested in the DCT, which makes it ride like a scooter in traffic
  • You want low running costs, including fuel
  • Check the year before ordering: the 2021 redesign changed several part numbers

Look elsewhere if

  • You ride on the motorway fully loaded and with a passenger: 58 horsepower leaves little margin for overtaking
  • You're interested in off-road riding: 17-inch wheels and road-oriented chassis leave no room for it
  • You like an engine that revs freely: this one runs low and doesn't like high revs
  • Looking for engine protection or a license plate holder: they are no longer in the catalogue for this bike
  • Ordering 2016-2020 accessories for a 2021-onward bike, or vice versa: almost nothing is interchangeable

In short: it's the commuter's bike for those who want to spend little, not a touring crossover. If the motorway is part of your routine and you need more horsepower, the Yamaha Tracer 7 handles the same use with room to spare; if you're interested in leaving the tarmac, the XL750 Transalp is the right Honda for that.

Technical specifications

Engine 745 cc parallel twin, 270-degree crankshaft
Power 58 hp at 6,750 rpm
Torque 69 Nm at 4,750 rpm
Transmission 6-speed manual transmission or dual-clutch DCT
Chassis Steel diamond frame, upside-down fork from 2021
Wheels 17 inches front and rear
Weight 224 kg in running order
Tank 14.1 liters, plus a 22-liter storage compartment
Seat height 800 mm
Production from 2014, redesigned in 2016, 2021 and 2025

Pros and cons

Pros

  • 22-liter compartment that holds a full-face helmet: unique in its category
  • Extremely low fuel consumption for a 750
  • Low-end torque, ideal in traffic
  • 800 mm seat height and low center of gravity: easy for everyone
  • The DCT makes it rideable like a scooter

Cons

  • Fifty-eight horsepower: limited reserve on the motorway
  • 17-inch wheels: no off-road inclination
  • The engine runs at low revs and does not like high revs
  • No engine protection or license plate holders in the catalog
  • Different codes between generations, pay attention to the year

What to install, in order of priority

On a motorcycle used every day, riding comfort and preventing cosmetic wear are what matter.

See all 18 accessories for the NC 750 X

Compatibility table

Here, the variable is the year: the 2021 and 2025 restylings changed the bodywork and instrumentation.

Accessory 2016-2020 From 2021 To the CB400X
BHG-046 handguard kit yes yes no
CJG281 riser yes, from 2016 onward yes yes
Instrument protection dedicated code dedicated code no
Grip stickers and films 2016-2020 code 2021 and 2025 codes no
Mechanical cruise control yes, 2018-2020 to be verified no
Tank bags, top cases, mirrors yes yes yes

Brands with dedicated accessories

Frequently asked questions

How do I know which generation I have?

The registration year is required. The 2021 restyling changed the bodywork and instrumentation, and another revision arrived in 2025: instrument protection, stickers, and films have separate codes for each period.

Does the riser also fit the CB400X?

Yes, code CJG281 is listed for the NC750X from 2016 onward and the CB400X. It is one of the few accessories that fits both models.

Where do I put the tank bag if there is no tank?

The fuel cap is under the seat, but the surface in front of the rider remains usable. With the mounting ring, magnetic bags attach without any problems.

Do you have engine guards or license plate holders?

No, they are no longer listed for this bike. What you find here covers handguards, ergonomics, films, and luggage.

Is the storage compartment enough as luggage?

For everyday use, yes: twenty-two liters hold a full-face helmet or groceries. For traveling, you'll still need a top case or rear bag.