Honda Deauville NT650V

NOTE: This site is no longer updated - see www.deauvilleuk.co.uk

This site is intended for owners and prospective buyers of the Honda Deauville NT650V. I created it mainly because I couldn't find anything similar when I was looking around for information when I was buying my bike. Send contributions to honda_deauville@hotmail.com.

You'll also notice that this is a very retro-style site. This is because the only web authoring tool I possess is the HTML mode in GNU Emacs, and I don't really have the time or inclination to learn anything more flash.

Last update: 2 October 2001. Discussion.

Contents

• So why did I buy one ?
• Technical Specification
• Honda Accessories and Prices
• The Deauville's development history, from Eirik Skjaveland
• 2001 Deauville specification sheet

• My bike, so far
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Some photographs 
• Service schedule (brief) or (long)

• Latest discussion 
• Jul-Sep 2001 discussion
• Jun-Jul 2001 discussion
• Apr-May 2001 discussion
• Feb-Apr 2001 discussion
• Jan 2001 discussion
• Sep-Dec 2000 discussion
• Jun-Aug 2000 discussion
• Feb-Apr 2000 discussion
• The denizens of uk.rec.motorcycles apply their usual level of wit & wisdom to the subject in question

Deauville Links

• 2002 Deauville Information from MCN
  
• 2002 Deauville in Honda Newsletter

• Yahoo UK Deauville Club
• Deauville Registry

• Steve Graham's Deauville experience
• John Bell's Deauville experience
• Bikenet Road Test
• BMF Rider Magazine review or local copy.
• Patrick Cray's Deauville experience (local copy) or original
• Mark Ellot's Test Report
• Essex Advanced Motorcyclists Group Test Report (local copy) or original (loads slowly)
• MCN review
• Motorcycle City (UK Dealer) PR
• Another UK Deauville Site

• Honda UK Press releases    (thanks to Darren Hyde for pointer)
• Honda UK Site

• Can you read Dutch ? Actually, even if you can't he has some pictures of the Honda accessories (e.g. big pannier lids, tank bags, windscreen, foot protectors)
• Can you read Flemish ?

Other Links

• UK rec.motorcycles newsgroup FAQ. A very useful source of general information, avoiding the lousy signal to noise ratio of ukrm itself...

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