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General| Bore x Stroke | 73mm x 73mm |
|---|---|
| Compression Ratio | 10.5:1 |
| Fuel System | Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI) |
| Final Drive | Shaft |
| Front Suspension | Double Wishbone |
| Front Tire | 130/70R-18 |
| Rear Tire | 200/55R-16 |
| Wheelbase | 66.7 inches |
| Seat Height | 29.3 inches |
| Fuel Capacity | 5.5 gallons |
| Engine Type | 1, 833cc liquid-cooled horizontally opposed six-cylinder |
| Transmission | 6-speed manual with optional 7-speed automatic DCT |
| Rear Suspension | Pro Arm single-side swingarm with Pro-Link single shock |
| Front Brakes | Dual 320mm discs |
| Rear Brakes | Single 316mm disc |
Key safety recommendations for riders and passengers, including helmet use and protective gear.
Guidance on using genuine Honda accessories and consequences of modifications for safety.
Explains the purpose and location of various safety labels on the motorcycle for hazard identification.
Diagrams illustrating the location of all gauges, indicators, and controls on the motorcycle.
Details the function of various gauges and warning indicators to inform the rider.
Explains the functions and operations of the multi-display screen for rider information.
Describes the function and operation of various switches, levers, and buttons for motorcycle control.
Essential checks for rider readiness, including physical condition and protective gear.
Procedures for pre-ride inspections, checking tires, fluids, lights, and other critical components.
Information on motorcycle weight capacity, cargo limits, and proper loading procedures for safe operation.
Instructions on how to open, close, and lock various storage compartments like the travel trunk and saddlebags.
General safety advice and reminders for operating the motorcycle safely in various conditions.
Step-by-step procedures for starting and stopping the motorcycle's engine, including safety considerations.
Guidance on proper shifting techniques, recommended shift points, and transmission care.
Instructions on how to safely operate the motorcycle's reverse gear system for backing up.
Details on using the linked braking system, proper braking techniques, and ABS features.
Procedures for safely parking the motorcycle, including using stands, steering lock, and helmet holders.
Advice on safely carrying passengers and cargo, including load limits and rider communication.
Instructions on activating, setting, and canceling the cruise control system for highway travel.
Precautions and advice for riding safely in rain, fog, or other challenging weather conditions.
Information on operating the AM/FM radio, including antenna, controls, and band selection.
How to turn the audio system on/off and switch between speaker and headset output.
Instructions for adjusting the audio system's volume using levers and knobs.
How to switch between AM and FM radio bands and understand stereo reception.
Methods for tuning radio stations, including manual tuning and the SEEK function.
How to store and recall favorite radio stations using the preset buttons.
How to use the Auto Select feature to find and store local radio stations automatically.
How to adjust bass and treble settings for desired audio output.
How to balance sound between front and rear speakers.
How to instantly lower radio volume to hear surrounding sounds.
How to use the ambience circuit for a "live performance" sound effect.
How to turn the system beep sound on or off.
How the audio volume automatically adjusts with motorcycle speed.
How to listen to the Weather Band (WB) and select channels.
How to connect and use external audio devices via the AUX input.
Instructions for accessing and connecting the auxiliary input jack connector.
How to use the intercom system to communicate with a passenger.
Adjusting volume for the intercom system.
How the intercom system mutes music volume when speaking.
Key considerations and preparations before performing any maintenance tasks on the motorcycle.
Explains why regular maintenance is essential for safety, performance, and reliability.
Safety precautions and warnings that must be followed when performing maintenance.
Specific safety measures to take before and during maintenance to avoid hazards.
Details checks to perform monthly or weekly to ensure continued safe operation.
Outlines the required maintenance intervals and tasks based on mileage and time.
Provides space to record details of maintenance performed on the motorcycle.
Information on tools, component locations, and manual storage needed before starting service.
Details the contents of the tool kit and its use for roadside repairs and adjustments.
Information on where to store the owner's manual and other documents on the motorcycle.
Instructions and precautions for removing various body covers for maintenance access.
Details on various fluids and filters, including fuel, oil, coolant, and drive oil.
Maintenance procedures related to the engine, including clutch system and spark plugs.
Maintenance tasks for the chassis components like suspension, brakes, tires, and side stand.
Information regarding the motorcycle's battery and electrical system maintenance.
Tips and procedures for cleaning and maintaining the motorcycle's visual appearance.
Procedures for preparing and storing the motorcycle for extended periods to prevent deterioration.
Advice on safely transporting the motorcycle using trailers or trucks and choosing services.
Tips for being an environmentally responsible owner, including cleaner choices and waste disposal.
General advice for handling roadside problems, emphasizing safety and preparedness.
Troubleshooting steps for engine starting problems, covering common causes and solutions.
Procedures for dealing with a flat tire, including inspection, temporary repair, and transport options.
Steps to diagnose and address engine overheating problems, including coolant checks.
What to do if the low oil pressure indicator illuminates, emphasizing immediate action.
How to check and replace fuses to resolve electrical circuit issues.
Steps to take after an accident, focusing on personal safety and vehicle inspection.
Advice on what to do if a key is lost, including obtaining duplicates and key number recording.
Steps to take when the motorcycle battery is low or dead, including charging and jump-starting warnings.
Information on VIN, frame, and engine numbers for identification and ordering parts.
Comprehensive list of technical specifications including dimensions, weight, fluids, and capacities.
Recommendations for the first 300 miles to ensure future reliability and performance.
Details on exhaust and noise emission requirements and systems compliance.
Information about the function and maintenance of catalytic converters for emission control.
Guidance on using oxygenated fuels, including approved percentages and potential effects.
Information on obtaining official service and owner's manuals from Honda.
Overview of the warranties covering the new Honda motorcycle, including limited and emission warranties.
How to obtain warranty service, including appointments and dealer interaction.
How to contact Honda for questions, comments, or issues with the dealer.
Information about dealer services, parts, sales, and rider education programs.
Benefits and information about joining the Honda Rider's Club of America (HRCA).
How to report vehicle safety defects to NHTSA and American Honda Motor Co.
