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Transalp XL750 Colours
₹ 11,78,649ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 755cc
- Power
- 90.5bhp
- Weight
- 208kg
05 / Colours
Honda Transalp XL750 Colour Options in India
The Honda Transalp XL750 is offered in two colour options for the Indian market in 2025 - Ross White and Graphite Black. Honda has kept the palette tight and deliberately so: both are clean, segment-appropriate choices that age well and have solid resale appeal.
Ross White The white gets the more premium treatment - it pairs with silver-finished frame accents and blue Honda wing graphics, giving the Transalp a purposeful, adventure-ready look that references the Africa Twin family tree. White ADV bikes are popular in India because they show off the bike's lines clearly and look good in photos on those Spiti Valley Instagram stops. The one caveat: white shows road grime and monsoon mud more readily, so you'll be cleaning it more often.
Graphite Black (Matte Ballistic Black Metallic) The black is the sleeper pick. The matte finish gives it a more understated, urban character - it looks just as good in Bangalore city traffic as it does on a forest trail. Matte finishes require slightly different care products (no wax, matte-specific detailer), but they hide minor scratches and swirl marks better than gloss. In a segment where European rivals often cost Rs 2-4 lakh more, the blacked-out Transalp carries a quiet confidence that doesn't need to shout.
Both colours are available without a price premium - the ex-showroom of Rs 10,99,990 applies to either choice.
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Honda XL750 Transalp in Ross White colour
From a resale perspective, white tends to hold value marginally better in India's used bike market - it's perceived as cleaner and has broader buyer appeal. Black is increasingly popular with younger riders who prefer a less "adventure tourist" aesthetic. Neither colour is a wrong choice; pick what makes you want to ride it every day. One practical tip: regardless of colour, apply a transparent paint protection film (PPF) to the tank and fairings early - the fuel tank is a common stone-chip zone on long highway runs.