2015 Honda NM4

All New 2015 Honda NM4 Specification

Honda is ready to launch its awesome concept in 2015 with amazing design and a new look . firstlook of honda nm4 can attract anybody through its look and design .  Honda nm4 is ready to launch in u.s. in 2014 .
honda nm4 is powered by a 670 cc liquid-cooled parallel twin engine . honda nm4 will deliver low-rev juice that promises to handle with ease . honda nm4 comes with an good technology feels like an 2015 technology bike . honda nm4 engine is mated to a Dual Clutch Transmission gearbox and Accordind to Honda the D-mode in this bike offers a 3.5 l/100 km (67 mpg) fuel economy , which seems to be a perfect sign . Now lets see Specification and Price of honda nm4 on which honda fullfill the power of the bike with a perfect look :


Specification And Price Of Honda NM4 :

2015 Honda NM4

• Price $ 10,000
• Engine liquid cooled , parallel twin engine
• Dimension 2380mm x 933mm x 1170mm
• Engine Dispalcement 670 cc
• Bore*Stroke 77mm*80mm
• Gear Transmission 6-speed gear box
• Compression Ratio 10.7:1
• Ignition electric start
• Suspension Front 43mm fork with 3.9 inches of travel suspension
• Suspension Rear pro-link ,single shock with 3.9 inches of travel
• Break Front single 320mm disc , 2-piston caliper with ABS
• Break Rear single 240mm disc , 1-piston caliper with ABS
• Tires front 120/70-18
• Tires Rear 200/50-17
• Seat Height 25.6 inches
• Weight 245 kg
• maximum torque 68 nm at 4750 rpm
• maximum power 54 bhp at 6250 rpm 

Well, we don’t have hoverboards yet, but soon we’ll have another new Honda (a small consolation). One way or another Big Red seems intent on dragging the motorcycle world into the future (there may or may not be kicking and/or screaming involved). Enter the NM4 with its futuristic, Bat Mobile like lines, fuel-efficient engine, and fancy multi-color display. The NM4 has the 670cc parallel twin from the NC700 along with its dual clutch gearbox, which is standard.

Unlike previous Honda DCT models, there will be no manual transmission available for the NM4 and ABS is also standard. It’s obvious that Honda is once again going after a whole new generation of customers, those who’ve probably never owned a motorcycle. The NM4 caters to these new riders with its exceptionally low seat height of 25.6 inches, automatic transmission, and what will certainly be a smooth and easily managed engine.

The bike features an all-digital instrument panel that has 25 background colors to choose from, an easily adjustable backrest, and 16 liter integrated saddlebags. The NM4 is set to retail for $10,999 in Black Metallic only. The new Honda isn’t likely to appeal to many experienced motorcyclists, but we can all hope that it will bring a new crop of riders into our sport, though it does bear a certain resemblance to Honda’s ill fated DN01. Look for the NM4, to hit dealer floors in June.