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Honda Revives NC750X DCT and Gold Wing for 2027

Honda's 2027 model year lineup sees the return of the practical NC750X DCT and the premium Gold Wing touring series.

Bikes: Honda's 2027 model year lineup sees the return of the practical NC750X DCT and the premium Gold Wing touring series

Honda announces the return of the NC750X DCT and Gold Wing lineup for the 2027 model year. The company also confirmed the return of the TRX250X and TRX90X ATVs, reinforcing its commitment to a full range of powersports products.

Colin Miller, Manager of Experiential Marketing at American Honda, stated: "The NC750X DCT and Gold Wing reflect the different ways that Honda makes motorcycling enjoyable and practical." The brand, which began U.S. motorcycle sales in 1959, has built Powersports products in America for 45 years, with side-by-sides and ATVs manufactured in South Carolina and North Carolina plants.

NC750X DCT Details

The NC750X DCT features a parallel-twin engine. It comes equipped with a Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) and includes a built-in storage compartment. For 2027, it is available in a Matte Mud Gray color option.

Gold Wing Tour Specifications

The Gold Wing lineup includes Gold Wing and Gold Wing Tour versions, both available with manual and Dual Clutch Transmission options. The Gold Wing features a horizontally opposed six-cylinder engine. The flagship Gold Wing Tour Automatic DCT is available in Ignition Blue, Black, and Gray Metallic.

Pricing and Availability

Pricing across the returning models establishes clear tiers. The NC750X DCT is priced at $9,499. Tour versions of the Gold Wing are available in October, with standard Gold Wing versions following in November.

ModelMSRP
NC750X DCT$9,499
Gold Wing$25,700
Gold Wing Automatic DCT$26,700
Gold Wing Tour$29,700
Gold Wing Tour Automatic DCT$30,700
Gold Wing Tour Airbag Automatic DCT$34,000

Also Returning: TRX ATVs

The TRX250X is available in October or November. It is powered by a 229cc air-cooled engine and features Honda’s SportClutch system. Its chassis is a lightweight double-cradle steel frame with independent double-wishbone front suspension and a rear swingarm with a single shock. Suitable for riders age 16 and up, it comes in Racing Blue and has an MSRP of $5,549.

The TRX90X is designed for young riders with manageable performance and thoughtful safety features. It is available in Red with an MSRP of $3,599. Honda's 2027 strategy culminates with the Gold Wing Tour Automatic DCT launching in October for $30,700.

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