Honda NT1100 and NT1100 Electronic Suspension receive new colours

Honda claims to have the most popular touring motorcycle in Europe over the last three years, but to make sure the NT1100 remains at the top in 2027, two new colourways have been revealed.

Both the standard NT1100 and NT1100 Electronic Suspension models have gained new Mat Ballistic Black Metallic and Mat Beta Silver Metallic options.

These new colourways will join the existing Pearl Hawkseye Blue variant, although pricing for the 2027 bikes has not yet been confirmed.

That being said, with no mechanical or technical changes taking place, we don’t expect the updated NT1100 to be priced that much higher than the 2026 model (£12,799). That’s also the case regarding the Electronic Suspension edition, which is currently priced at £14,299.

After being introduced in 2022, the NT1100 underwent significant changes in 2025, gaining a revised engine that produced seven per cent more low- and -mid-range torque without sacrificing any peak performance. 

As well as the revised 1,084cc twin-cylinder engine, a new six-axis IMU unit was added, which controls the NT1100’s three-level HSTC with integrated Wheelie Control, Cornering ABS and Rear Lift Control.

The 2027 NT1100 also features three riding modes that have been carried over from this year’s model, which are, Urban, Rain and Tour.

All three modes offer preset combinations of Power and Engine Braking, while an additional two User modes allow the rider to select their own preferred settings.

The Electronic Suspension variant, which debuted in 2025, makes use of Showa Electronically Equipped Ride Adjustment (Showa-EERA) suspension. 

The advanced Showa-EERA system offers optimised damping in all riding conditions, and the ability to adjust rear spring preload on the move, which the ‘standard’ NT110 and NT1100 DCT models do not.

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