Using the same strategy adopted for the 2027 X-ADV 750 and NC750X, Honda has refreshed the Forza 750 with nothing more than an updated colour range.
Specifically, the flagship model of the Forza family gains two new colour options. Alongside the returning Mat Warm Ash Metallic, customers can now choose the new Gunmetal Black Metallic, featuring an all-black look, and the elegant Mat Iridium Gray Metallic. From a technical point of view, the Forza 750 remains unchanged since the introduction of the 2025 model year. It can be identified by its headlight with integrated LED daytime running lights and turn indicators. Behind the electrically adjustable windscreen sits a 5-inch full-colour TFT display with Honda RoadSync connectivity. Standard equipment includes cruise control, three-level traction control and five riding modes to manage the 58.6 hp produced by the engine, paired with Honda's Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT). The new Forza 750 is also available in a restricted version for A2 licence holders. The chassis package continues to feature a tubular steel frame, an upside-down front fork, a Pro-Link rear suspension with aluminium swingarm, 17-inch front and 15-inch rear wheels, and radially mounted brake calipers. Under the seat there is enough storage space for a full-face helmet, while a USB socket is conveniently positioned on the handlebar.
