Honda NC750X leads first round of 2027 colour updates
Honda has revealed its first 2027 colour updates to its road-going range, which includes a fresh coat for the NC750X, X-ADV and Forza 750.
Honda’s do-it-all middleweight tourer, the NC750X, has undergone minor changes in the form of two new colour options for 2027, which have been joined by the X-ADV and Forza 750.
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The new suite of colours might only reflect the lightest of updates, but it remains significant as these three models have essentially kicked off the Japanese company’s 2027 model-year updates.
The NC750X gains two new options alongside the already-established Earth Black and Earth Khaki colourways, and they are Glint Wave Blue Metallic and Mat Deep Mud Gray.
The refreshed NC750X is a continued evolution of the original NC700 that was first launched in 2012. The more powerful NC750X underwent significant changes in 2025, gaining a new twin-disc braking setup featuring two-piston Nissin calipers and 296mm floating discs.
Honda also swapped out the previous LCD dashboard display for a new five-inch TFT system that allows smartphone connectivity via Honda RoadSync. It achieves this through a new intuitive and backlit four-way toggle switch that’s positioned on the left handlebar.
It is also available with the company’s DCT system, as is the case for both the X-ADV and Forza 750.
Sticking with the Forza 750, Honda has again introduced two new colourways; Gunmetal Black Metallic and Mat Iridium Gray Metallic, however, it’s the X-ADV that features the largest influx of new colours. The X-ADV gains a total of four new options which are Mat Warm Ash Metallic, Pearl Deep Mud Gray, Grand Prix Red, and Mat Ballistic Black Metallic.
All three models continue to be powered by the same 745cc twin-cylinder engine, which produces 57.7 bhp at 6,750rpm and 50.8 Ib-ft of torque at 4,750rpm. The NC750X offers the easiest way into ownership out of the three, with a price of £7,599, while the 2027 Forza 750 will cost customers £10,699. At the top of the range in terms of price is the 2027 X-ADV (£11,499).
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