The Honda has revealed its latest update for the 2024 CRF1100L Africa Twin Adventure Sports, with a focus on enhanced performance for long-distance travel.
Among the updates, the now standard Showa EERA electronic suspension, a 19-inch front wheel with 110/80-19 tires, and a lower seat for increased comfort stand out.
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This robust and stylish model is powered by a 1084 cm³ parallel twin-cylinder engine, now offering 7% more torque, reaching 112 N·m. With a steady power output of 75 kW, the engine has been optimized for increased torque at low and medium revs. The reinforced front fairing provides superior wind protection, ideal for long journeys.
The advanced technology also stands out, with the bike featuring a six-axis IMU unit, various driving modes, HSTC traction control, curve-function ABS, and anti-wheelie and rear wheel lift control systems.
The DCT version offers significant improvements in starting and at low revs. For additional comfort, riders will enjoy standard features like cruise control, heated grips, various connectivity ports, and a TFT touch screen with support for Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Bluetooth. The lighting is provided by LED DRL headlights and cornering lights.
The Showa EERA suspension provides optimized damping control, with four standard modes and a USER mode for custom adjustments.
The 19-inch front wheel, replacing the previous 21-inch one, offers improved grip and feedback, increasing stability and comfort.
The adjustable seat between 835 and 855 mm and the reduced suspension travel to 210/200 mm improve maneuverability and ease of driving.
Available in Matte Ballistic Black Metallic and Pearl Glare White (Tricolour), the new 2024 CRF1100L Africa Twin Adventure Sports promises to be an attractive choice for motorcyclists who value comfort, performance, and style.
Prices vary between €19,240 and €20,565, depending on the version and color.
Honda has already started distributing the model to its dealers this month. For more information, interested parties can visit the official Honda website.
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