ModelAfrica Twin ES DCT (CRF1100D3)CB750 HornetCRF50F
SeriesAfrica TwinCBCRF
Bike TypeDirt BikesRoad
Learner ApprovedNon-Learner Approved
New / UsedNew
Safety ElectronicsABS
Cylinders1 cylinder2 cylinders
Engine ConfigurationInlineSingle
Drive TypeChain
Transmission TypeAutomaticManual
Number of Gears36
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2025 Honda Africa Twin ES DCT (CRF1100D3) MY24
$29,114
Ride away
Adventure Touring
Adventure Touring
1 km
1 km
1,084 cc
1,084 cc
ABS
ABS
WA
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2025 Honda CB750 Hornet
$12,987
Ride away
Naked
Naked
ABS
ABS
755 cc
755 cc
WA
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2025 Honda CRF50F
$2,598
Excl. Govt. Charges
Fun
Fun
49 cc
49 cc
WA
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2025 Honda CRF50F
$2,598
Excl. Govt. Charges
Fun
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49 cc
49 cc
WA
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