test: Honda NT700V Deauville

test motocykla turystycznego Honda NT700V Deauville przeprowadzony przez redakcje wortalu www.MotocyklMania.com

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• NT700V
• Deauville
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[alpuba64]

very good video, Honda Enterprises should pay or give you a present after make this video !!

[radiosus71554]

Swietny reportaz, krotkie i celne komentarze a poza tym ciekawe i prawie profesjonalne ujecia. Gratulacje!

Ja jezdze od kilku lat poprzednim modelem Deauville i jestem bardzo zadowolony.

radiosus71554

[matiasA1970]

This bike does not do anything perfect, but everyting good. So is perfect.

[ciolamorta]

What a shitty bike. It doesn't have any sense.

[TimClynes]

@BoringBoris The V-Strom is a pretty much pointless bike, people buy it because its cheap

[BoringBoris]

The .Suzuki V-Strom 650 is far superior in design in this category. For instance, any shaft driven V twin should be transvers mounted in the frame for efficiency, i.e., the drive shaft on the Honda should revolve in the same direction as the engine's crankshaft. Instead, Honda uses an inefficient right angle power converter (like the differential on a real wheel drive car) in 2 places on this nt700 Honda. Suzuki's engine itself and final drive is superior in design.

[redbeast2]

I don't much care for the weird color changing visuals.

[euheide]

@simon44 I agree! I think there should be 2 versions, this one, and another one with a different engine but the same weight / dimensions, kind of like it happens with the CBF models. Then you could choose a model either oriented for speed, or for economy ;)

[simon44]

Lovely bike but its just too slow for me.

[oqipo]

wszystko fajnie gdyby nie kretynska muzyczka w tle.wolałbym usłyszeć dzwięk nie podkręconego silnika.

[rlrsk8r1]

I know, right?

[MikeFLHT]

Wow! I am an owner of a 1990 Honda PC 800 - Pacific Coast. This is definitely the resurrection of that great bike. I had always hope that Honda would reintroduce the concept. I hope the NT 700 gains great success!