2025 Honda Transalp (XL750S)

2025 Honda Transalp (XL750) - Pearl Deep Mud Gray

The 2025 Honda Transalp (XL750) is the ultimate middleweight adventurer for riders in Acheson and Parkland County who need a bike as capable on the morning commute to St. Albert as it is on a weekend gravel excursion through Leduc County. For 2025, the Transalp receives its first major refresh since its return, featuring a sharper look, updated electronics, and suspension tweaks designed to improve its off-road composure without sacrificing its legendary on-road comfort.

2025 Refresh & New Styling

• Redesigned Front End: The 2025 model ditches the previous headlight for a more aggressive dual-projector LED unit, bringing its styling closer to its "big brother," the Africa Twin.

• Improved Aerodynamics: A new central aero duct in the fairing and a redesigned windscreen made from Durabio™ (a sustainable bio-plastic) significantly reduce helmet buffeting during high-speed hauls toward Sherwood Park.

• Revised Suspension Internals: While travel remains the same, Honda has retuned the 43mm Showa fork and Pro-Link rear shock. The front is slightly softer for better small-bump absorption, while the rear is firmer to provide better control when fully loaded with luggage for an Alberta expedition.

• Updated 5-Inch TFT Display: The full-color screen now uses optical bonding to eliminate the gap between the glass and the display, making it much easier to read in the direct prairie sun of Parkland County.

Versatile 755cc Performance

• High-Output Parallel-Twin: The 755cc engine produces a class-leading 90 horsepower. Its 270-degree crank gives it the character and "pulse" of a V-twin, providing plenty of torque for passing on the highways near Spruce Grove.

• Five Integrated Ride Modes: Features Sport, Standard, Rain, Gravel, and a customizable User mode. These presets adjust power delivery, engine braking, and the Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC) to suit the changing conditions in Acheson.

• Off-Road ABS Settings: In the User mode, you can completely disengage the ABS at the rear wheel, allowing for controlled slides and better braking performance on the loose dirt and gravel of Leduc.

• Assist/Slipper Clutch: Reduces clutch lever pull by 20%, a lifesaver when navigating the stop-and-go traffic in Edmonton or technical low-speed trails.

Adventure-Ready Ergonomics

• Spoked 21"/18" Wheels: The classic adventure wheel sizes allow for a huge range of tire choices, from street-biased rubber for St. Albert commutes to aggressive knobbies for deep Parkland County exploration.

• Accessible Seat Height: The standard 33.7-inch seat height is relatively low for the adventure class, and a 32.6-inch accessory low seat is available for riders in Acheson seeking even more confidence at stops.

• Honda RoadSync Connectivity: New for 2025, the system allows for on-screen turn-by-turn navigation and smartphone management via a simplified, backlit four-way toggle switch on the handlebar.

• Lightweight Agility: With a curb weight of just 463 lbs, the Transalp feels nimble and easy to manage, whether you're carving corners in Sherwood Park or picking your way through a forest service road.

Warranty & Peace of Mind The 2025 XL750 Transalp comes with a 1-year, unlimited-mileage warranty. For our local riders in Acheson, Spruce Grove, and Leduc, the Honda Plus protection plan is a popular addition, offering up to 7 years of extended coverage for your new adventure machine.

[*Payments calculated via 20% down, 84 Months @ 8% to give a general idea of what payments would be like. This may not be the case for a customer. Ask sales associate for details.]