Honda Powersports Bringing One UTV & Three Motorcycles To Overland Expo West

    Posted On: May 17, 2019

    2019 Honda Talon 1000X side-by-side utility vehicle. (Photo courtesy of Honda Powersports.)

    At the 2019 Overland Expo West, which runs from May 17-19 in Flagstaff, Arizona, Honda Powersports is highlighting the Honda Talon 1000X side-by-side sport and recreation utility vehicle along with three dual sport motorcycles. Honda’s booth will focus on the great outdoors and celebrate the spirit of adventure, so alongside the powersports products, it will also feature a 2019 Passport SUV, 2019 Ridgeline pickup truck, and a lineup of power generators and other equipment.

    2019 Honda Talon 1000X

    The new Honda Talon 1000X and 1000R, which only just entered production in January 2019, are both designed to combine the performance of Honda’s CRF motorcycles with the stability and utility of side-by-sides. Both models share the same 999cc liquid-cooled Unicam parallel-twin engines, six-speed automatic dual-clutch transmissions, and independent double wishbone front suspensions. The Talon 1000X on display at Overland Expo West will feature several accessories, including a vented windscreen, 40-inch LED light bar, full audio system, and a winch.


    Honda Africa Twin Adventures Sports dual sport motorcycle. (Photo courtesy of Honda Powersports.)

    2019 Honda Africa Twin Adventure Sports

    The 2019 Honda Africa Twin at the show is an Adventure Sports model with a larger fuel tank and skid plate, a redesigned seat, a taller windscreen, and several other features that make it well-suited for traveling longer distances. It has a 998cc liquid-cooled Unicam four-stroke parallel-twin engine and has the option for a six speed manual transmission or a six-speed automatic dual-clutch alternative. The show model will also features a Backcountry 30-liter duffle and Mosko Moto Nomad Tank Bag for extra storage.


    Honda CRF450L dual sport motorcycle. (Photo courtesy of Honda Powersports.)

    2019 Honda CRF450L & CRF250L Rally

    The 2019 Honda CRF450L is based on the CRF450R and is a dual sport model designed for handling both riding trails and paved roads, thanks to its mirrors, exhaust system, and LED lights. It is powered by a 449cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke engine, and Honda says it is “equally at home in the woods, desert, or the roads in between.

    ”The CRF250L Rally is “inspired by the factory CRF450 Rally machine raced in the Dakar by Team Monster Energy Honda,” according to the company, and it looks the part with a tall windscreen, extra weather protection for components, and large disc brakes with the option for anti-lock brakes (ABS). The CRF250L Rally also has a 249.6cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke engine. Both of the CRF450L and CRF250L Rally models at the show feature Mosko Moto Reckless 40-liter bags as well.


    Honda CRF250L Rally dual sport motorcycle. (Photo courtesy of Honda Powersports.)

    MotorsportsUniverse.com has a large selection of new and used Honda motorcycles and utility vehicles, including many of the models featured at the 2019 Overland Expo West.

    Source: Honda Powersports


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