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Thanks for the consideration and your suggestions. I've been eying the Suzuki V-Strom 650 and watching a lot of videos of that bike staying right up with nearly every other (true) adventure bike, even the africa Twin and the GS1000. Pretty remarkable ability. What got me considering the NC750...

Thanks for the pictures. Beautiful country and exciting looking roads. How did she handle in loose rock and deep gravel?

My wife is from Honduras. Many things there cost as much or more than here in the states... things that you would likely care to own. Lotsa Chinese junk there, all the average locals can afford. Most anything you want can be found in the two largest cities, you're just not going to get by cheap...

WOW!!! First time ever in traffic on a bike in Tegucigalpa? Talk about baptism by fire. Well, you should be able to ride anywhere after that. LOL

Valid point. It's easy sometimes to overlook the obvious. Thanks

These are the things I needed to know. I've watched nearly everything on YouTube about the NC but they are not usually from owners with various experience with the bike.

I'm guessing that's why I've read where some have added a front fender extender and had it break off. That looks pretty well packed!

Good point. I guess patience is the key.

Thank you for the first hand user information. Mud packing the front fender is the first I've read about that, for example. I love the NC design and low center of gravity. Coming from a cruiser where I could stand up nearly a foot above me seat at a red light, the height of an adventure bike...

Hi all, I'm a long time cruiser rider (30yrs) now looking to go Adventure. I'm planning to retire in Central America and I'm trying to decide if an NC750x is going to hold up to the typical 3rd world roads found there. I plan to explore every road I find over time as I spread out across the...