StephenC wrote: Sat Oct 17, 2020 9:32 pm A US site has an interesting feature on its article about the 750
https://www.motorcycle.com/mini-feature ... urope.html

There are 2 images, one comparing the Forza to an x-adv and the other comparing it you an Integra. The clever bit is a slider on each picture which lets you see the visual differences.

That's excellent

StephenC wrote: Sat Oct 17, 2020 9:32 pm

There are 2 images, one comparing the Forza to an x-adv and the other comparing it you an Integra. The clever bit is a slider on each picture which lets you see the visual differences.

That's interesting! Really, its spot the difference! Only thing that stands out is that the seat is significantly lower on the Forza than the X-ADV and slightly lower than the Integra. Probably a good thing.

Its such a shame its not a proper step through Scooter and just a rehash though.

Missed opportunity really as its precludes many older buyers who need an easy on and off machine.

Although in my mid 50`s I`d include myself in that as a well buggered !!! oeeer Biker.

If only the new 350 had a proper rear end set up.

But a chain and leg over with the 750 is a mistake sadly. And a lower seat would be better too.

And non adjustable suspension !!! where did that come from ? 1920 !!!

More information from France.

So Honda France add an extra 3years onto Hondas original warranty so every 125and over gets a 5year warranty including 5year breakdown cover.Worth going over to France to buy a bike.

Quite interesting! I like the way that they claim there is some link between the 750 and smaller Forzas, which there clearly isn't, and the Integra has obviously been erased from history!
Those footboards are undoubtedly very well worth having, but they seriously look like they were afterthoughts!

gardener wrote: Tue Oct 20, 2020 7:59 pm So Honda France add an extra 3years onto Hondas original warranty so every 125and over gets a 5year warranty including 5year breakdown cover.Worth going over to France to buy a bike.

May not be so easy any more - there's this thing called Brexit which you may or may not have heard of.

gardener wrote: Tue Oct 20, 2020 7:59 pm So Honda France add an extra 3years onto Hondas original warranty so every 125and over gets a 5year warranty including 5year breakdown cover.Worth going over to France to buy a bike.

Who wants a left hand drive bike?

A couple of French road tests on youtube now.

I would be keen to try the new 350, depending on final price/finance. It looks very good to my eyes, more premium than my current XMax 300 but the acid test would be the engine. I assume its the same re-tuned lump that was in the previous gen and will have its work cut out to match the Yam, but it will be interesting to see if other factors would be enough to favour it. If the engine re-work is a match, it could be hard to resist.