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Specs

New or used
Used
Availability
In stock
Colour
Light Silver Metallic
Displacement
670 ccManufacturer spec
Cylinders
2Manufacturer specDealer: Parallel-twin, SOHC, 4 valves per cylinder
Cooling
Liquid-cooledManufacturer specDealer: Liquid
Transmission
ManualManufacturer specDealer: 6-speed
Final drive
ChainManufacturer spec
Mileage
6,310 mi
Seat height
32.7 inManufacturer spec
Wheelbase
60.6 inManufacturer spec
Dry weight
472 lbManufacturer spec
Model code
NC700XC
VIN
JH2RC6356CK002456
Stock #
Z26-1452
All details from the dealer (10)
Model Type
Adventure

Brakes/Wheels/Tires

Brakes
Front: Single 320 mm disc with 2-piston caliperRear: Single 240 mm disc with 1-piston caliperManufacturer spec
Tires
Front: 120/70ZR17 radialRear: 160/60ZR17 radialManufacturer spec

Engine

Bore x Stroke
73 x 80 mmManufacturer spec
Compression Ratio
10.7:1Manufacturer spec
Fuel System
PGM-FI, 36 mm throttle bodyManufacturer spec
Ignition
Digital transistorized with electronic advanceManufacturer spec

Operational

Suspension
Front: 41 mm fork; 6 in. travelRear: Pro-Link® single shock with spring-preload adjustability; 5.9 in. travelManufacturer spec
Rake
27°Manufacturer spec
Trail
4.3 in. (110 mm)Manufacturer spec

From the dealer's page

This is an extremely nice 2012 Honda NC700X with 6310 miles on it. This bike is very comfortable and great for riders of any level. The NC700X has a 6 speed transmission and 51 horsepower to handle adventure you can throw at it. We just put new tires on this bike so it is 100% ready to go.

Price history

Tracked since Oct 12, 2026 · last checked 3h ago

Price details as printed by the dealer

  1. Price$4,199

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LIMITED DATA: one listed price so far (Oct 12, 2026)

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Timeline

  1. First seen

    Oct 12, 2026

Market context

Comp set: 2010–2014 Honda NC700X · 2 listings

Fewer than three comparable units are indexed, so there is no honest median to compare against yet. We would rather show nothing than a number we cannot stand behind.