Honda is extremely pleased to declare the development of its state-of-the-art V4 style line-up by presenting the new Crosstourer, first released as a concept style truly at the Milan EICMA show. The Crosstourer will provide all the fun and excitement of a activities tourer; with the relaxed erect driving place and manoeuvrability of an experience device. This is underpinned by Honda's V4 expertise and Double Clutch program Indication with new features. The team, led by Yosuke Hasegawa (Large Project Leader), wanted to create a motorbike that gave the participant a sense of challenge and adventure; the best trip companion, while also offering a premium and exclusive design associated by leading edge technologies; A motorbike that could overcome a long-distance trip on fast major streets and freeways, or start an experience to a remote destination in the hills. The Crosstourer provides this by mixing activities traveling functions, such as the powerful V4 website settings also discovered in the VFR1200F, with functions discovered on off-road motorbikes such as lengthy trip revocation and an erect driving place. This cross-over between two bike riding styles makes the Crosstourer a exclusive and flexible package. Long-travel revocation - a feature of off-road systems - smooths trip over difficult geography or on irregular street areas. The strong revocation program also increases quality of trip and managing. The erect driving place provides comfort and command and excellent exposure for the participant.
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| 2012 Honda Crosstourer |
Like the Crossrunner, revealed at EICMA truly, the Crosstourer provides the energy of a V4 website packed in a cross-over motorbike. Honda's Double Clutch program Indication program is the best fit with the Crosstourer's innovative, revolutionary soul. The twin-clutch transmission provides both guide equipment moving, using control buttons on the bars, and stress-free completely automated efficiency which can be personally overridden whenever the participant selects. It also comes equipped with a Grip Management System, which increases rider's support on low-friction driving areas, guaranteeing the website never sends more energy than the back controls can handle. Improvements such as Honda's Mixed Anti-lock Stopping System underline the motorcycle's all-weather, all-road ability - this device really is ready for anything. The Crosstourer sets a new standard in full-sized sport experience activities traveling motorbikes. It provides a exclusive combination of V4 exhaust with innovative technological innovation for balance and managing - when driving single or with a pillion - on all types of street surface and for all measures of trip.
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| 2012 Honda Crosstourer |
Engine
Big-capacity V4 power
The 1237cc V4 website - installed for the first time in a Honda experience activities traveling motorbike - has been optimized for more powerful low and medium rpm drive, providing smooth energy to make the Crosstourer feel simple and easy in a rider's hands on long-distance trips.
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| 2012 Honda Crosstourer |
Transmission
Dual Clutch program Indication (optional)
Honda's Double Clutch program Indication ensures smooth and even better equipment changes - in any of its three driving ways - making the Crosstourer a extremely flexible motorbike. Using two digitally managed grip, the program provides the choice of guide equipment moving and two completely automated ways, one for general use (D-mode) and another for powerful driving (S-mode). The Crosstourer's Double Clutch program Indication also functions new software reasoning with added efficiency.
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| 2012 Honda Crosstourer |
Chassis
Versatile chassis
Chosen for its excellent weight/rigidity balance, the Crosstourer's die-cast aluminum frame installs long-travel revocation systems front and back to provide an interesting driving experience and a relaxed trip on all street areas.
Honda Technology
Honda's Grip Management System and Mixed Antilock Stopping System underline the new unit's any-road, any-weather ability. The two ensure safe, instant running even in low-grip conditions.
