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2014 Honda NC750X , 7900km, White, Manual Transmission. R66000 neg Excellent condition with only some minor scratches. I have fitted a Givi extended windscreen, SW-Motech wide pegs and 12V socket. Mitas E-07 dual sport rear tire with 90% tread remaining, factory Dunlop front tire. A very good...

Thanks. Will reconsider price a bit

Unfortunately not

Close yes, but the price for new bikes has risen considerably in the past year. Currently going for R90000 new from dealers. The price is negotiable

Sorry forgot to add. It's the manual version

Unfortunately the time has come for me to let my 2014 NC750X go. I moved recently and I no longer have to deal with traffic on a daily basis. Currently I only get around to riding it maybe once or twice a month. Will probably get a bike again in future. Details: 2014 Honda NC750X (White)...

Late reply, but ended up getting the SW Motech pegs from Offroad Cycles. Yes that was me who phoned them, XChallenge. It was the only pegs I could find in stock in Pretoria. I used them to ride to Ellisras and back, as well as some sandy offroading around Ellisras. I'm very happy. I bolted it...

Had my first spill a few months ago with my Honda NC750X due to a dog that ran in front of me. Luckily it was mostly cosmetic damage to myself and the bike. Now it just has a bit of character ::) I noticed the peg on the side that went down was sticking a bit and when I stepped on it part of...

Netjies Piet!

Any reason you prefer them? It seems the sizes are much them same as the Mitas, with only the 120/90 coming close to fitting on the front. Two other option that will fit the front are the Conti Trail Attack 2 and TKC80. Both are available in 120/70-17

Rim width might be an issue. The front is 3.5 and the rear 4.5. The 120/90-17 is suggested for a 2.75 rim, while the 150/70 is suggested for a 4.25 rim. Maybe someone can shed a bit more light?

My NC750 has about 5000km on it now and it's a aboslute joy for my daily commute. The original rear tire is in serious need of replacing. Looking for something that would handle dirt roads a bit better, but still mild enough for my commute on tar. I'm considering a Mitas E-07 or E-08. I haven't...

Thanks pistonpete. I will definitely get some more off road biased tyres at some point. I did about 480km on the bike this weekend. I didn't know riding could be so tiring! But it was some good seat time and I am now a lot more comfortable on the bike. Will post a report of this weekends riding...

I finally gor my first bike, a new NC750X on friday. Taking it easy while I learn to ride properly, but it's still a absolute blast to ride. A friend of mine who owns a older F650GS took it for a spin and came back with a smile that wouldn't go away