
Honda XRV 750 Africa Twin
Hillegom, ZH - bart
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XRV 750 Africa Twin
Adventure · 742 cc
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Displacement
742 cc
Power
60 hp · 44 kW
Torque
65 Nm
Category
Adventure

Hillegom, ZH - bart

Epe, GE - Marcel Fleur

Oosterhesselen, DR - Bart Jan
Models in the same category and price range to consider alongside the XRV 750 Africa Twin.
Features and handling differ by generation. Use this overview to find the right version.
Years
1996 - 2003
The final Africa Twin 750 is the RD07a with revised colours and details. Check frame code and original tank/bodywork, as many examples were modified for travel.
Years
1993 - 1995
The RD07 gained newer bodywork and chassis details while retaining the 742cc V-twin. It is the intermediate version before the final RD07a.
Years
1990 - 1992
The first 742cc XRV750 Africa Twin RD04 replaced the 650 and has the distinctive twin headlights. Its carburetted V-twin and large tank make it a true long-distance enduro.
The Honda XRV750 Africa Twin (RD04/RD07) is an iconic adventure motorcycle produced from 1990 to 2003. At its heart is a 742 cc V-twin engine in a Pro-Link frame, derived from the technical DNA of the NXR750, Honda's dominant Paris-Dakar race bike of the 1980s. The XRV750 offered exceptional suspension travel for off-road use, a large 23-litre tank for long-range touring, and a 21-inch front wheel characteristic of serious dual-sport machines. A significant update arrived in 1993 (RD07) with a more comprehensive fairing and improved chassis.
The XRV750 appeals to classic adventure enthusiasts who value authentic mechanical simplicity over modern electronics. At approximately 222 kg, it is light for a litre-class adventure bike, and the 870 mm seat height demands some off-road riding experience. Low-mileage examples are rare and sought-after on the used market. Parts availability is limited and diminishing, Honda specialists are essential. The direct successor was the CRF1000L Africa Twin (2016), but the XRV750 has maintained a cult following as the 'real' Africa Twin.
A used Honda XRV 750 Africa Twin costs €4,750 on average. Most cost €4,075 to €6,700. This is based on 31 motorcycles for sale now.
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The average used Honda XRV 750 Africa Twin is from 1993 and has done about 73,386 km.