Forza 750 (25YM)
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Iridium Grey Metallic
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Ash Metallic
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Matt Ballistic Black Metallic
- Iridium Grey Metallic
- Ash Metallic
- Matt Ballistic Black Metallic
Since the turn of the millennium, Honda’s Forza range of scooters have proven to be a powerful force in Europe, with brand-within-brand levels of recognition. The success is down to a compelling combination of ingredients: the classic Grand Touring (GT) elements of strong road presence and genuine comfort for two, mixed with sporty, agile handling and punchy engine performance that makes every ride a blast.
Furthermore, every Forza model has always been known as a supremely smart, stylish and premium product, loaded with useful features that make life on the move that much easier, with a build quality and styling that exudes class. In 2021 the Forza 125 and Forza 350 were joined by a range-topping, large capacity sibling; the Forza 750.
Fast, agile and luxurious, the Forza 750 launched to critical acclaim and has made its presence felt in a hotly contested segment of the market. As equipped for the daily commute, in and out of town, as it is for a weekend tour, it is the epitome of quality and practicality. A rational choice, yes, but true to its Forza pedigree, it’s also something else – a whole load of stylish fun.
For 25YM version the Forza 750 is receiving style, tech and all-round usability updates that look set to further cement its aspirational status, as well as moving toward more sustainable production.
Engine
- Peak power of 43.1kW, with 69Nm torque and 7,000rpm redline
- Throttle By Wire engine management
- 28.3km/l possible (WMTC mode)
- 35kW A2 licence version available
Chassis
- Tubular steel diamond frame, 41mm USD fork, Pro-Link suspension and aluminium swingarm
- Radial mount four-piston front brake calipers, 310mm discs and ABS
- Newly designed 17-inch front and 15-inch rear cast wheel combination
Styling & Equipment
- Classy and roomy GT styling is updated, and provides ample weather protection for rider and pillion
- Electric screen and mirrors have been redesigned to improve operability
- Bio-based DurabioTM and recycled materials used in manufacture of bodywork
- High technology count, with Smart Key operation, new LED headlights with Daytime Running Lights (DRL), all-new 5-inch TFT display with illuminated handlebar control, smartphone connectivity, cruise control and much more
Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT
- Improved starting/slow-speed response uses same clutch oil pressure estimation update as 24YM Africa Twin
- Differing shifting schedules link with riding modes
- USER mode allows choice of settings from smooth to aggressive
Honda’s DCT technology is now in its 17th year of production, and over 240,000 units of DCT-equipped Honda two-wheelers have been sold in Europe since 2010. It delivers consistent, seamless gear changes up or down and very quickly becomes second nature in use. It uses two clutches: one for start-up and 1st, 3rd and 5th, the other for 2nd, 4th and 6th, with the mainshaft for each clutch located inside the other for compact packaging.
Each clutch is independently controlled by its own electro-hydraulic circuit. When a gear change occurs, the system pre-selects the target gear using the clutch not currently in use. The first clutch is then electronically disengaged as, simultaneously, the second clutch engages.
For the 25YM update smoother starting from standstill and control at low speed – under 10km/h – for U-turns were the targets. This requires a ‘quick yet gentle’ driving force at small throttle openings.
Surpassing the operating parameters of the previous generation DCT the new technology applied now estimates the oil pressure of the clutch piston chamber and completely reviews the way feedback gain is applied – rather than just relying on an oil pressure sensor upstream of the clutch piston – resulting in improved, more delicate clutch response. Alongside a refinement to the way TBW now opens from closed, the DCT also features a dedicated setting for extremely low speed running.
Consistent, fast and seamless gear changes are always on offer. Furthermore, as the twin clutches transfer drive from one gear to the next with minimal interruption of the drive to the rear wheel, any gear change shock and pitching of the machine is minimised, making the change feel direct as well as smooth. Extra benefits include durability (as the gears cannot be damaged by missing a gear) impossibility of stalling, low stress urban riding, reduced rider fatigue and – crucially – the ability to concentrate more on riding lines, braking and acceleration points.
The DCT system offers two distinct riding approaches – Automatic Transmission (AT), with pre-programmed shift patterns which constantly read vehicle speed, gear selected and engine rpm to decide when a shift should occur, and Manual Transmission (MT), for gear changes using the paddle-shift style triggers on the left handlebar.
Through TBW control there are four Automatic shifting schedules available. Level 1 is the most relaxed, with upshifts and downshifts operating at relatively lower rpm; it is linked with the RAIN riding mode. Level 4, on the other extreme, shifts up at higher rpm and also downshifts earlier for more engine braking effect; it is linked with the SPORT mode. Level 2 is linked with STANDARD riding mode, with Level 3 situated between STANDARD and SPORT.
The USER mode functionality allows the rider to select any of the DCT shift patterns with the preferred permutations of the other parameters – Power delivery, Engine Braking and HSTC.
Accessories
A full range of Genuine Honda Accessories are available for the Forza 750 either individually or in carefully curated packs for user convenience:
Specification
ENGINE |
|
Type |
Liquid-cooled 4-stroke 8-valve, SOHC parallel 2-cylinder |
Displacement |
745cc |
Bore & Stroke |
77mm x 80mm |
Compression Ratio |
10.7:1 |
Max. Power Output |
43.1kW @ 6,750rpm (35kW/6,000rpm) |
Max. Torque |
69Nm @ 4,750rpm (65Nm/4,000rpm) |
Oil Capacity |
4.0L |
Noise Level (dB) |
L-wot – 76.5 L-urban – 71.3 |
FUEL SYSTEM |
|
Carburation |
PGM-FI electronic fuel injection |
Fuel Tank Capacity |
13.2 litres |
Fuel Consumption |
3.6L/100km |
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM |
|
Starter |
Electric |
Battery Capacity |
12V/11.0AH |
ACG Output |
510W/5000rpm |
DRIVETRAIN |
|
Clutch Type |
Wet multiplate hydraulic dual-clutch |
Transmission Type |
Six-speed dual clutch transmission |
Final Drive |
Chain |
FRAME |
|
Type |
Diamond; steel pipe |
CHASSIS |
|
Dimensions (L´W´H) |
2200m x 790mm x 1480mm |
Wheelbase |
1580mm |
Caster Angle |
27° |
Trail |
104mm |
Seat Height |
790mm |
Ground Clearance |
135mm |
Kerb Weight |
236kg |
SUSPENSION |
|
Type Front |
41mm USD,120mm stroke |
Type Rear |
Monoshock damper, Pro-Link swingarm, 120mm travel |
WHEELS |
|
Type Front |
‘3 by 3’ spoked wheel |
Type Rear |
‘3 by 3’ spoked wheel |
Rim Size Front |
17M/C x MT3.50 |
Rim Size Rear |
15M/C x MT4.50 |
Tyres Front |
120/70-R17M/C |
Tyres Rear |
160/60-R15M/C |
BRAKES |
|
ABS System Type |
Two-channel ABS |
Type Front |
310mm double hydraulic disc with radial four-piston caliper |
Type Rear |
240mm single hydraulic disc with Mono-piston caliper |
INSTRUMENTS & ELECTRICS |
|
Instruments |
Five-inch colour TFT Meter |
Security System |
Smart Key system |
Headlight |
LED |
Taillight |
LED |
All specifications are provisional and subject to change without notice.
Finance
Awaiting examples
This is a new model for 2025 and the finance examples have not yet been provided. Please contact us to find out more, including delivery information.