Transalp XL750 Photos

The 2025 Honda Transalp XL750 gets a significantly sharpened design over its predecessor. The most notable change is upfront - a new twin-LED headlight setup that looks unmistakably like a scaled-down Africa Twin, with projector units flanked by L-shaped LED DRLs. It's a substantial visual upgrade over the 2024 model's softer face and finally gives the Transalp the aggressive ADV look it deserved from launch.

Exterior Design Highlights: The revised windscreen is made from eco-friendly Durabio plastic and offers noticeably better wind protection than the previous unit - longer riders will notice the difference on highway runs. The beak-style front fender flowing into the 21-inch front wire-spoke wheel gives it the genuine dual-sport silhouette. The side panels are slim, contributing to the accessible waist that helps with ground feel for shorter riders.

Instrument Cluster: A 5-inch full-colour TFT display with optical bonding for improved sunlight legibility. The screen is clear and legible even on bright Indian afternoons. Honda RoadSync connectivity integrates navigation prompts from your phone neatly.

Saddle & Ergonomics: The seat is flat and well-padded, accommodating both solo and two-up riding comfortably. At 850 mm, it's tall by commuter standards but the narrow waist brings effective reach to the ground to well under that number.

Engine & Exhaust: The 755cc parallel-twin is neatly packaged between the frame rails. The mid-pipe runs low and tight, with a compact canister tucked under the tail - clean, purposeful, not showy.