UK prices for the 2022 Honda NT1100 tourer

Honda’s latest touring motorcycle is the NT1100. It takes the steel frame and twin-cylinder engine from the CRF1100L Africa Twin adventure bike, then combines them with aerodynamic bodywork and a suspension set-up that’s optimised for on-road use.

Honda NT1100 (2022) Front Side 1

Standard equipment includes an adjustable windscreen, LED lights, heated handlebar grips, self-cancelling indicators, cruise control and a pair of panniers. Also present is a customisable 6.5” TFT touchscreen which supports Bluetooth, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.

Honda NT1100 (2022) Instruments 1

Honda NT1100 (2022) Instruments 2

Honda NT1100 (2022) Instruments 3

The aforementioned engine is a 1,084 cc parallel-twin unit. 102 PS (100 bhp / 75 kW) and 104 Nm (76 lb-ft) of peak torque are delivered via a six-speed manual gearbox, but the NT1100’s chain drive might be an issue for high-mileage riders who prefer the convenience of a shaft drive.

A six-speed dual-clutch transmission (DCT) is available, too. There are four pre-programmed shift patterns in Automatic mode, while a Manual setting allows full control of gear selection via a paddle switch on the left handlebar.

Honda NT1100 (2022) Side

Customers will have a choice of Graphite Black, Matte Iridium Gray Metallic or Pearl Glare White paintwork. In the UK, NT1100 prices start at £11,999, or £12,999 if the DCT is specified.

Honda NT1100 (2022) Front Side 2

Honda is offering plenty of cost options that are available separately. For ease of ordering, some of them have been grouped into packs named Urban (50-litre top box with an inner bag, comfort back rest, 4.5-litre tank bag), Touring (comfort seats, comfort pillion foot pegs, fog lights) and Voyage (all the Urban and Touring contents together).

Honda NT1100 (2022) Rear Side

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2020 Honda CRF1100L Africa Twin first view

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