Honda NSS 750 Forza 2021-2024 Service Manual

Introduced in 2021 to replace the Integra 700 and join the smaller Forza 125 and 350 in Honda's lineup, the Forza 750 arrived with a genuine achievement attached: it won the prestigious Red Dot Award for outstanding motorcycle design that same year, following in the tyre tracks of the CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP. Honda pitches it as a "GT scooter," and MCN's own owner reviews back that framing up — describing a bike that blurs the line between maxi-scooter and genuine motorcycle enough that reviewers routinely suggest forgetting the scooter label altogether.

Power comes from a 745cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin shared with the NC750X and X-ADV platforms, running the same bore, stroke, and compression ratio as those siblings but tuned for slightly more output — a claimed 57.7 hp at 6,750 rpm and roughly 51 lb-ft (69 Nm) of torque, up from the 54 hp found in the Integra and X-ADV. Honda's Dual Clutch Transmission comes standard, delivering smooth, motorcycle-grade automatic shifting through three riding modes (Sport, Standard, Rain) and Honda Selectable Torque Control, along with a Walk mode for tight, low-speed maneuvering.

Chassis hardware carries genuine motorcycle DNA: 17-inch front and 15-inch rear wheels (rather than typical smaller scooter wheels) give the Forza conventional, motorcycle-style steering feel, paired with a 41mm inverted fork and linked braking with ABS. A large 35-litre under-seat storage compartment swallows a full-face helmet, backed by USB-C and 12V charging, while a 6.2-inch TFT touchscreen brings smartphone connectivity, navigation, and voice control via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Owner reviews on MCN flagged some early units suffering paint flaking on the silencer, addressed under warranty, alongside praise for the DCT's smoothness and genuinely strong weather protection. This generation ran with only minor annual updates through 2024, ahead of a more substantial 2025 redesign that added an electric windscreen and revised DCT tuning. Curb weight sits around 235kg (518 lbs), with a 13.2-litre tank and 790mm seat height.