The New Honda Adventure Range
POSTED: 10/09/2026
The New Honda Adventure Range
Few categories showcase Honda's engineering range quite like Adventure. From a flagship built to cross continents to a lightweight trail bike that's happy falling over in the mud, the 2026 Adventure line-up has a Honda for every kind of exploring.
Flagship Exploration: The CRF1100L Africa Twin
The CRF1100L Africa Twin remains the benchmark for serious dual-purpose riding, now offered in both standard ES and long-range Adventure Sports ES guises – the latter adding a larger fuel tank and extra suspension travel for genuinely remote riding.
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The Benefit: Electronically controlled suspension that adjusts damping to your speed and the terrain, plus the option of Honda's Dual Clutch Transmission for automatic shifting or manual trigger control without ever touching a clutch lever.
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The Result: A bike that's as composed on a motorway slog as it is genuinely capable when the tarmac runs out.
E-Clutch & DCT Versatility: NX500, XL750 Transalp & NC750X
For riders who want adventure styling without the flagship price tag, the NX500 and XL750 Transalp are both now available with Honda's E-Clutch technology, while the ever-practical NC750X continues to offer huge under-seat storage where a fuel tank would normally sit, with an optional DCT gearbox of its own.
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The Benefit: E-Clutch takes the manual clutch lever out of pulling away, stopping and shifting – while leaving it there if you want it – and the NC750X's clever storage means one less thing to carry on your back.
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The Result: Adventure-ready capability that's genuinely easy to live with day to day, not just at the weekend.
Something Completely Different: The X-ADV
The X-ADV doesn't fit neatly into any other category, and that's the point. Part adventure bike, part automatic scooter, it pairs rugged styling with a twist-and-go DCT gearbox, and is available in standard, SE and range-topping SE+ specification.
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The Benefit: Fully automatic DCT transmission with genuine adventure-bike ground clearance and styling, no clutch or gear lever in sight.
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The Result: All the presence of an adventure bike with the effortless simplicity of a scooter – there's nothing else quite like it on the road.
Ready for Real Off-Road: CRF300L & CRF300 Rally
At the lighter end of the range, the CRF300L and long-legged CRF300 Rally bring genuine trail capability to riders who want to get properly off-road without the weight and bulk of the bigger Adventure models.
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The Benefit: A light, single-cylinder platform that's easy to manage at low speed and on technical terrain, with the Rally adding a bigger tank and taller screen for longer days exploring further afield.
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The Result: A genuinely capable trail bike that doesn't punish you for being a smaller or less experienced rider.
Which Adventure Honda Is Right for You?
With six model families covering everything from lightweight trail riding to continent-crossing touring, the right Adventure Honda comes down to where – and how far – you actually want to go. Staying mostly on tarmac with the odd gravel track points you towards the NC750X or X-ADV; wanting genuine off-road ability means the CRF300L, CRF300 Rally or the flagship Africa Twin; and the NX500 or XL750 Transalp sit comfortably in between.
Our team at Miles Kingsport knows this range inside out and is always happy to talk through which model – and which spec – suits your riding best.
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The best way to understand what makes Honda's Adventure range special is to feel it for yourself. Come and see the full range at Miles Kingsport, and let's find the right Honda for you.
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