Honda CRF1100L Africa Twin DCT/ES

19.509 EUR
Price includes delivery and ancillary costs

Environment

CO2 emission(combined):
114 g/km

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Vehicle data

Kilometres:
0 KM
Power:
75 kW (102 PS)
Displacement:
1084 ccm
Year of manufacture:
2026

Engine and gearbox data

Classification:
New vehicle
Drive:
Chain drive

Equipment

ABS
Android car
Apple CarPlay
Bluetooth
Connectivity
Electronic chassis
E-starter
Driving modes
Catalyst
LED headlights
Ride by Wire
Daytime running light LED
Cruise control
TFT display
Traction control
Adjustable windscreen
Windscreen

Condition / Special features

Test drive possible

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Conclusion from the 1000PS editorial team

Honda CRF1100L Africa Twin DCT/ES (2024 - jetzt)

The Honda CRF1100L Africa Twin DCT ES 2026 is the comfort specialist amongst the large touring enduros. Its upright riding position, relaxed knee angle, high front end and semi-active Showa suspension make long journeys a particularly relaxed affair. The powerful in-line twin-cylinder engine, with its rumbling character, is a perfect match for the DCT, which shifts early or more sportily depending on the mode. The electronic suspension broadens the bike’s range of use from comfortable touring to stable gravel riding. Less convincing are the sluggish display, the fiddly controls and the disc, which can only be adjusted properly when the bike is stationary. When standing, the footrests are positioned far forward, which means the ergonomics are less well suited to ambitious off-road riding and an active front-wheel orientation. Yet, those looking primarily to travel long distances in comfort and with confidence will still find an exceptionally well-balanced overall package.


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