[Mcmu72]

New 2022 Honda CRF850L Africa Twin Rumors | MotoRallyReview

New 2022 Honda CRF850L Africa Twin Rumors - Honda Africa Twin a.k.a. CRF1000L is already a Honda hero in the dual-purpose motorcycle adventure segment. But

motorallyreview-com.cdn.ampproject.org

Great article on the new CRF850L Africa Twin. I really hope Honda follows through, especially the cruise control.

 

[Mcmu72]

And then there is this....

Is Honda planning a sport-tourer based off the Africa Twin? - Adventure Rider

We’ve heard this rumour before, and now it’s back again, stronger than ever. Supposedly, […]

advrider.com

Big Red is making me salivate.

 

[Cuchulainn]

And then there is this....

Is Honda planning a sport-tourer based off the Africa Twin? - Adventure Rider

We’ve heard this rumour before, and now it’s back again, stronger than ever. Supposedly, […]

advrider.com

Big Red is making me salivate.

Yeah, been liking the looks of that NT100, or at least the speculative looks that have surfaced so far.

Further Confirmation of Honda’s NT1100

An EU trademark application has hinted Honda is bringing the new Africa Twin-engined NT1100 sport-tourer to market for 2022.

www.cycleworld.com

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[Mcmu72]

Those mockups look sweet. One can only hope Honda actually looks at them. All too often I see mockups like that only to be disappointed with the final product.

 

[Mcmu72]

Just came across this article today...

Meet The Suspiciously Familiar Dahaidao 500 GS-ADV

Chinese brand Chongqing Hengjian Motorcycle Manufacturing heavily borrows from Honda’s Africa Twin 1100 for the Dahaidao 500 GS-ADV.

www.rideapart.com

I guess somebody beat Honda to the punch!

 

[DoubleThumper]

Just came across this article today...

Meet The Suspiciously Familiar Dahaidao 500 GS-ADV

Chinese brand Chongqing Hengjian Motorcycle Manufacturing heavily borrows from Honda’s Africa Twin 1100 for the Dahaidao 500 GS-ADV.

www.rideapart.com

I guess somebody beat Honda to the punch!

Yikes. Oh my.

 

[Mcmu72]

@DoubleThumper - I couldn't agree more. Frightening what you get from some of these manufacturers. I'd imagine there's quite a bit of litigation involved with some of these hacks.