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Honda Transalp XL750 [2024]


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Transalp XL750 [2024] Model Image
Honda XL750 Transalp Right Side View
Honda XL750 Transalp Right Front Three Quarter

Max Power

90.5 bhp

Kerb Weight

208 kg

Seat Height

850 mm

Honda XL750 Transalp Right Front Three Quarter
2024 Honda Transalp Review | Should You Buy It?
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Honda XL750 Transalp Right Side View
Honda XL750 Transalp Right Side View
Honda XL750 Transalp Right Rear Three Quarter
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Standard
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₹ 10,99,990
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Honda Transalp XL750 [2024] Colours

Honda Transalp XL750 [2024] is available in the following colours in India.

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Transalp XL750 [2024] Brochure

Transalp XL750 [2024] Specifications & Features

Variant:

Standard

  • Specifications
  • Features
  • Specifications
  • Features

      Specifications

      • Power & Performance

        • Displacement
          755 cc
        • Max Power
          90.5 bhp @ 9500 rpm
        • Max Torque
          75 Nm @ 7250 rpm
        • Top Speed
          180 kmph

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      • Brakes & Wheels

        • Braking System
          Dual Channel ABS
        • Front Brake Type
          Disc
        • Front Brake Size
          310 mm
        • Caliper - Front
          4 Piston

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      • Suspensions & Chassis

        • Front Suspension
          Showa USD forks
        • Rear Suspension
          Pro-Link rear monoshock
        • Front Suspension Preload Adjuster
          Yes
        • Rear Suspension Preload Adjuster
          Yes

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      • Dimensions

        • Kerb Weight
          208 kg
        • Seat Height
          850 mm
        • Seat Length
          -
        • Ground Clearance
          210 mm

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      • Manufacturer Warranty

        • Standard Warranty
          -
        • Standard Warranty
          -

      Features

      • Instrument Cluster

        • Instrument Console
          Digital
        • Touch Screen Display
          No
        • Display Size
          -
        • Digital Display Type
          -

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      • Safety & Convenience

        • USB Charging Port
          Yes
        • Keyless Lock/Unlock
          -
        • Saree Guard
          Yes
        • Quickshifter
          No

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      • Mobile App Monitoring

        • Vehicle Location Tracking
          -
        • Geo Fencing
          No
      • Lights

        • Headlight Type
          LED
        • Projector Headlamp
          -
        • Dual Lights
          -
        • DRLs (Daytime Running Lights)
          Yes

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      • Seat & Storage

        • Under Seat Storage
          No
        • Pillion Seat
          Yes
        • Pillion Backrest
          No
        • Pillion Footrest
          Yes

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      • Additional Features

        • Additional Features
          Emergency Stop Signal, Honda Selectable Torque Control, Wheelie Control, 5-inch TFT Screen

      Honda Transalp XL750 [2024] User Reviews

      5.0/5

      (6 Ratings) 2 Reviews

      5

      Design and styling


      5

      Performance


      5

      Comfort


      5

      Service experience


      5

      Value for money

      • All (2)
      • Positive (2)

      Honda Transalp 750: More Than Just a Motorcycle

      13 weeks ago


      Rudy

      The Journey to the Right Bike:
      For me this wasn’t just about buying a motorcycle—it was about finding a companion that would stick with me through weekend getaways, long hauls, and the kind of rides where you lose track of time.
      I looked at a bunch of bikes: the Triumph Tiger 850 caught my eye with its aggressive stance, and the Suzuki V-Strom 800DE ticked the budget-friendly box.
      But neither quite gave me that “this is it” feeling.
      The Transalp 750? That one felt right in my gut.
      Why I Chose the Transalp :
      It wasn’t a spur-of-the-moment decision. I spent weeks comparing specs, watching reviews at 2 a.m., and imagining myself on each bike. But the Transalp felt like it understood me before I even swung a leg over it.
      * Comfort: It’s like it was made with my back and knees in mind. The riding posture just works for me.
      * Versatility: I ride a mix—city commutes, weekend sprints, and offroads, highway stretches. This bike handles it all without flinching.
      * Value: With everything it offers, I couldn’t find anything else that made as much sense for the money.
      * Trust: I’ve owned Hondas before (cars and scooters), and they’ve always had my back. That confidence carried into this decision.
      * Convenience: The BigWing dealership literally opened up near my place—felt like the universe giving me a sign.
      Buying the Transalp – A Stress-Free Ride
      From the moment I reached out to the Honda dealership in Cochin, things just fell into place. They were quick and helpful, and they even gave me a test ride in Thrissur. The whole process—from paying the token to final paperwork—was smooth.
      They even sent me a video of my bike before delivery. That felt oddly special, like seeing a newborn’s first picture. I handled the insurance separately (saved a bit there), skipped RSA, but did get a free extended warranty. And just like that, by October, the Transalp came home.
      That First Ride Feeling
      That first ride after bringing it home? It was pure magic.
      The engine hummed like it had known me forever. It didn’t roar for attention—it just responded, smoothly and confidently. her handling was intuitive, and I found myself grinning under my helmet like a kid. It felt like I had unlocked a new chapter.
      Mileage and Real-World Fuel Efficiency
      One of the pleasant surprises has been how fuel-efficient it is. On my first maiden trip—from Cochin to Bangalore (a good 500+ km ride)—I got around 24 km/l even cruising between 90–130 km/h. Way better than what I was expecting for a bike this size.
      Every subsequent trip has given me an avg of 22-26, depending on the spirit of Riding.
      Built for the Long Haul—and a Bit of Dust
      The Transalp isn’t just a city slicker. On long rides, it feels planted and comfy. The wide tank gives you a solid range (close to 400 km per fill), and I never feel rushed to stop for fuel.
      While it’s not a hardcore off-roader, I’ve already had a few light trail sessions and it handled them gracefully. It’s like a dog that’s been trained but still loves running free in the wild.
      Maintenance and Upgrades
      So far, it’s been easy on the wallet and even easier to love. Already completed 2 services at the time of writing this review—Extremely economical given the vehicle category .
      Upgrades I've added so far :
      * H&B Motech crash, sump & engine guards (for peace of mind)
      * Charging port (for maps & nav)
      * Future Eyes & HJG 4 unit aux setup
      * Barkbusters
      * SW Motech main stand
      * Saddle stay H&B
      The Emotional Bit :
      The Transalp 750 is more than just metal and horsepower. It’s become a part of my life, almost like a trusted sibling who always shows up on time. I’ve had some quiet moments with it already—watching sunrises on open roads, carving corners just for the fun of it, or simply parking it and turning back for that one last look.
      This bike makes me want to plan more rides, see more places, and just be on the road more.
      Learnings since owning It :
      * It’s super stable even in strong winds.
      * The suspension is incredibly forgiving, soaking up potholes and bad roads like a champ.
      * Brakes? Sharp, confidence-inspiring.
      * Despite its size, it’s easy to maneuver in tight spaces.
      * The tank gives you solid range—about 400 km on a full tank.

      Rating Parameters

      (out of 5)

      5

      Design and styling


      5

      Performance


      4

      Comfort


      5

      Service experience


      5

      Value for money

      About the Reviewer

      Ridden for (If Owned)

      5000-15000 km

      Got mileage of

      26 kmpl

      Was this review helpful?

      3


      0


      Feedback

      23 weeks ago


      Pravin Mahadev Kapuskar

      For off-road it's a very good bike on the road also
      It's a good performance bike. Gear shifting and pick-up are very good. I have been riding for the last 8 months and experience my bike like a white horse. As she has good comfort and long-lasting confidence. From my, it's a mini African twin. We need to convert tube tires to tubeless then it will happen like the African twin

      Rating Parameters

      (out of 5)

      5

      Design and styling


      5

      Performance


      5

      Comfort


      5

      Service experience


      5

      Value for money

      About the Reviewer

      Ridden for (If Owned)

      0-5000 km

      Got mileage of

      25 kmpl

      Was this review helpful?

      1


      0

      Honda Transalp 750: More Than Just a Motorcycle

      13 weeks ago


      Rudy

      The Journey to the Right Bike:
      For me this wasn’t just about buying a motorcycle—it was about finding a companion that would stick with me through weekend getaways, long hauls, and the kind of rides where you lose track of time.
      I looked at a bunch of bikes: the Triumph Tiger 850 caught my eye with its aggressive stance, and the Suzuki V-Strom 800DE ticked the budget-friendly box.
      But neither quite gave me that “this is it” feeling.
      The Transalp 750? That one felt right in my gut.
      Why I Chose the Transalp :
      It wasn’t a spur-of-the-moment decision. I spent weeks comparing specs, watching reviews at 2 a.m., and imagining myself on each bike. But the Transalp felt like it understood me before I even swung a leg over it.
      * Comfort: It’s like it was made with my back and knees in mind. The riding posture just works for me.
      * Versatility: I ride a mix—city commutes, weekend sprints, and offroads, highway stretches. This bike handles it all without flinching.
      * Value: With everything it offers, I couldn’t find anything else that made as much sense for the money.
      * Trust: I’ve owned Hondas before (cars and scooters), and they’ve always had my back. That confidence carried into this decision.
      * Convenience: The BigWing dealership literally opened up near my place—felt like the universe giving me a sign.
      Buying the Transalp – A Stress-Free Ride
      From the moment I reached out to the Honda dealership in Cochin, things just fell into place. They were quick and helpful, and they even gave me a test ride in Thrissur. The whole process—from paying the token to final paperwork—was smooth.
      They even sent me a video of my bike before delivery. That felt oddly special, like seeing a newborn’s first picture. I handled the insurance separately (saved a bit there), skipped RSA, but did get a free extended warranty. And just like that, by October, the Transalp came home.
      That First Ride Feeling
      That first ride after bringing it home? It was pure magic.
      The engine hummed like it had known me forever. It didn’t roar for attention—it just responded, smoothly and confidently. her handling was intuitive, and I found myself grinning under my helmet like a kid. It felt like I had unlocked a new chapter.
      Mileage and Real-World Fuel Efficiency
      One of the pleasant surprises has been how fuel-efficient it is. On my first maiden trip—from Cochin to Bangalore (a good 500+ km ride)—I got around 24 km/l even cruising between 90–130 km/h. Way better than what I was expecting for a bike this size.
      Every subsequent trip has given me an avg of 22-26, depending on the spirit of Riding.
      Built for the Long Haul—and a Bit of Dust
      The Transalp isn’t just a city slicker. On long rides, it feels planted and comfy. The wide tank gives you a solid range (close to 400 km per fill), and I never feel rushed to stop for fuel.
      While it’s not a hardcore off-roader, I’ve already had a few light trail sessions and it handled them gracefully. It’s like a dog that’s been trained but still loves running free in the wild.
      Maintenance and Upgrades
      So far, it’s been easy on the wallet and even easier to love. Already completed 2 services at the time of writing this review—Extremely economical given the vehicle category .
      Upgrades I've added so far :
      * H&B Motech crash, sump & engine guards (for peace of mind)
      * Charging port (for maps & nav)
      * Future Eyes & HJG 4 unit aux setup
      * Barkbusters
      * SW Motech main stand
      * Saddle stay H&B
      The Emotional Bit :
      The Transalp 750 is more than just metal and horsepower. It’s become a part of my life, almost like a trusted sibling who always shows up on time. I’ve had some quiet moments with it already—watching sunrises on open roads, carving corners just for the fun of it, or simply parking it and turning back for that one last look.
      This bike makes me want to plan more rides, see more places, and just be on the road more.
      Learnings since owning It :
      * It’s super stable even in strong winds.
      * The suspension is incredibly forgiving, soaking up potholes and bad roads like a champ.
      * Brakes? Sharp, confidence-inspiring.
      * Despite its size, it’s easy to maneuver in tight spaces.
      * The tank gives you solid range—about 400 km on a full tank.

      Rating Parameters

      (out of 5)

      5

      Design and styling


      5

      Performance


      4

      Comfort


      5

      Service experience


      5

      Value for money

      About the Reviewer

      Ridden for (If Owned)

      5000-15000 km

      Got mileage of

      26 kmpl

      Was this review helpful?

      3


      0


      Feedback

      23 weeks ago


      Pravin Mahadev Kapuskar

      For off-road it's a very good bike on the road also
      It's a good performance bike. Gear shifting and pick-up are very good. I have been riding for the last 8 months and experience my bike like a white horse. As she has good comfort and long-lasting confidence. From my, it's a mini African twin. We need to convert tube tires to tubeless then it will happen like the African twin

      Rating Parameters

      (out of 5)

      5

      Design and styling


      5

      Performance


      5

      Comfort


      5

      Service experience


      5

      Value for money

      About the Reviewer

      Ridden for (If Owned)

      0-5000 km

      Got mileage of

      25 kmpl

      Was this review helpful?

      1


      0

      Honda Transalp XL750 [2024] Videos

      2024 Honda Transalp Review | Should You Buy It?
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