Official Honda accessories for the Deauville
All models
- Heated handlebar grips
- Luggage rack
- Top box (colour coded)
- Top box (inner) bag
- Larger pannier lids
- Pannier (inner) bags
- Touring screen
- Fenda extenda (front mudguard extender)
- Knuckle visors (wind deflectors)
- Foot guards/protectors
- Power/accessory socket
- Rear fog lamps
- Stereo system (mounted in pannier) with speakers and bar mounted controls (cost over £600)
NT700
- Lower half fairing
- Motorised screen option (from 2008, cost about £365 see note below)
- GPS - a Honda branded (more expensive) Garmin Zumo 550
Note:
Honda developed a motorised screen for the 2008 model year and it was shown at the Bike show at the NEC in late 2007
where only one bike was on show for them to assess rider reaction.
The main reaction at the show was that it was an expensive option, and the fact that it had to be specified as a OEM
fit in manufacturing has meant that (as far as anyone knows) the one at the show is probably the one and only one in
the UK. Honda stated that it wouldn't be a dealer fit, which is their way of saying it's not a straightforward retro
fit and it's not shown on any official Honda parts microfiche, which is a good pointer to it being something that never
happened.
The price Honda put on it was (I think) around £365 plus VAT... Personally I don't think it was the price that killed
it, more the fact you had to pre-order and wait for Honda to build and deliver the bike and at the time they were
moving production from Spain to Italy so weren't keen to be held to delivery times.
Aftermarket accessories for the Deauville (normally a cheaper alternative)
All models
- Fenda extenda - Pyramid Plastics and Skidmarx
- Lower half fairing - Skidmarx
- Rear fog lamps - various makes
- Bar Risers (20mm - 35mm) to lift the riding position
- Day time riding lights - various makers, including PIAA
- Heated handlebar grips - Oxford, Tech7, Daytona to name a few
- Luggage rack - conversion kits available for Givi and Kappa
- Top box - Givi and Kappa (the main alternatives)
- Rubber bumper strips - fitted to pannier lids for scratch protection
- Customised/sculptured seats in various styles including King & Queen
- Satelite Navigation - Garmin Quest/Zumo and Tomtom Rider most favoured
- Power/accessory socket - Nippy Nomans or BMW options most commonly used
- Braided brake lines - more common replacement for aging 650 brake lines
- Stainless Steel Brake Reservoir Lid - on eBay from Germany, a nice "dress up" item
- Stainless Steel radiator guards - by Hamicad, UK or from RoMatech Motorradzubehör, Germany (see eBay)
- Rear suspension lowering kit (for the vertically challenged)
- Stereo system with speakers - pannier mounted
NT650V
- Touring/alternative screens - various makes; PowerBronze, Skidmarx and MRA Vario (with spoiler)
- Extensions to mirror arms - available from the continent, made to order, for a better view of what's following you
- Upgrade the headlight bulb - Osram Nightbreaker is a popular option, others include Phillips and Ring
NT700
- Touring screen - Puig, MRA Vario, Powerbronze are popular
- HID headlight conversions - available from hids4u
www.hids4u.co.uk
DIY modifications
- Drop the yokes 9mm down the front forks (for the vertically challenged)
- Extend the rear mudguard at the front to protect the lower rear suspension mount
- Replace a rotting or bashed exhaust system with an aftermarket one - Motad or Predator the most common choice - note:-
On the 650 the front gasket is 45mm diameter part no: 18291-MN4-920, rear exhaust gasket is 43mm diameter, part
no: 18291-MM5-860.
- Upgrade the battery to a YTZ14S from Varta or Yausa
- Fit power sockets for those essential accessories
- Fit washable air filter - K & N the most popular choice
- Replace faulty fuel pump (650 models) using an alternative
- Drain & replace front fork oil using slightly heavier weight oil exactly measured
- Fit Trailer towing hook - for those that tour with the kitchen sink
Fuel Pump replacement
All the options including the Facet Fuel Pump option.
Follow this link to see an example of a much modified NT700 (including towing a trailer)......
Click here
Follow this link to see an example of a modified NT700 on the Deauville owners forum.........
Click here
Follow this link for my guide to Buying a pre-owned Deauville & what to look for............
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Follow this link to a defunct but useful site (first version of the UK Deauville owners forum)...
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