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Honda Deauville
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Average Ratings for Honda Deauville

  • Build quality4 stars
  • Reliability4.7 stars
  • Value for Money4.3 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings4.3 stars
  • Overall Rating4.1 stars

54 Reviews For Honda Deauville

  • Guest 21st Jul 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    my Honda Deauville starts first time, runs well

  • Guest 3rd Apr 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Honda Deauville is a great bike, no nasty habits rides great

  • Pilotwings 21st Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    The Honda Deauville tourer is value for money, Comfort, trustworthy, practicality. Honda built a machine for nearly every rider. There are lots of options on the market, just keep looking for one that suits your needs. If you really go looking for faults, you will find them on any bike. This is a bike for a rider who knows what he or she wants from a bike. Enough said. If you want more poke, try the 700 or a Pan Euro.

  • srt33 18th Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    2001 model, bought it 4 years ago with 30k showing, fuel ecomony, starts well each time, low running costs, spares cheapish,(patten parts) good all rounder, can get vibration at speed.
    looking for a cheap small pan, you 've got one in what some people call the DULLVILLE, but its not a bad ride, use mine for a good run out with the boys on a sunday morn, dont knock em till you've tried em

  • bobbybiscuit 25th Jan 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Would recommend the Honda Deauville bike anyday - more suited for the mature biker I think.

  • robert rollins 19th Nov 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    This is my third Honda Deuville, 700 cc model never had any problems at all, fitted heated grips for winter riding, have a forty mile commute to london from Essex everday, not the fastest but then again but you don't need fastest when you are commuting.

  • Dullsvilledownunder 29th Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    It's definitely the Toyota Camry of the motorbike world.
    Huge boot space, uber reliable, genuine 350 km around town tank range, 400 km range on open road with load and some squirt factor possible (but getting close to... pain; where's the reserve tap?).
    The theory was this was the logical reincarnation of a much loved CX500 Custom that gave 12 years loyal service with 140,000 kilometers and the usual consumerable expenses. Tyres, pipes, batteries, pads, oil, coolant, filter, etc.
    I'm sure the ...

  • dvandoesburgh 7th Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Bought mine 2nd hand-100 mile roundtrip commute- bike starts everytime, handles okay but not as impressive as a sports bike- came off in a corner when going just a little too quick- fuel economy if yr gentle is gd 60mpg plus- drops off radically if you rie the bike properly (IE not as an old man commuter).

    Generally good bike does what it says on the tin- good commuter vehicle, an hour in the saddle is enough. Had the bike since april 2008 and put 20K miles on her and she is still 'going like a ...

  • tontobiker 18th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    Bought a 2007 model, which I used for commuting and ran up 10,000 miles in the first year. It did the job competently with little fuss. It's narrow enough to filter, but big enough to have some presence on the road and the engine pulls well from pretty low revs. When overtaking though, you have to be aware that it runs out of puff sooner than you expect and be ready to change up. With the Honda top box it has massive carrying capacity.

    But when I stopped commuting and just wanted to ride at th ...

  • dbpg27 Rank: Corporal 17th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Commuting over 100-miles a day on the 1999 NT650V was enough to drive me to a Pan European but what a great motorcycle all the same!
    The ride, handling, luggage capacity, and longevity are fabulous. I had the bike serviced at 67,000 (shortly after I had bought it) and it flew through a mightily thorough inspection.
    The bike has not been covered / garaged for many of its 9-years but aside some corrosion around fasteners and a touch to the foot brake the cosmetics have faired really well.
    This ...

  • Andy MOLES 17th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I have just ordered my 4th New Deaville and hope the new imporoved version holds out as well as the other 3. I commute from the medway towns to London every day throughout the year. The last bike didn't get a great deal of TLC, but just kept going. This motercycle is my preferred choice because of the low maintenence and solid build quality. The low points I have had 1st Deaville I had 2 accidents major damage to front and side had the bike rebuilt professionally and changed it at 68000 mile whe ...

  • motolau 4th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Fuel consumption, rides great, everything is great about it, I really like the drive shaft.

  • Brimmo 25th Jul 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Bought x reg machine with 7300 miles on clock, very very clean. Use bike for 19 mile round trip to work and back home through commuter traffic , rides well but find forks dive too much when a little harder breaking is required(cars pulling out etc).The gearbox is clunky, although I have managed sweet clean changes through the box, just seem to have to get the revs right.Have taller screen fitted which deflects wind up above my head, although the screen does vibrate more in the wind than the ori ...

  • Guest 12th Jun 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Its hard to list any failures on the bikes as both my husband and I have a 650 Deauville each!
    Its a poor decision by Honda to upgrade the engine to 700cc...its now a lot more viby...and doesnt have the same clean handling... pity I thought the new model would be so much better - very disappoiinted- so were keeping out NTV's.... and keep adding bits and upgrading...its more fun...

  • MikeHS Rank: Lance Corporal 11th Jun 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I hope I don't get a puncture especially in the rear tyre, as removing the rear wheel is a Honda Dealer job. I only use the bike for local trips or touring, not commuting, and the excess weight was very noticable when I tried a Kawasaki Versys (180 Kgs) which floats round corners beautifully, I was tempted to buy one but the NT 700 VA is more practical, because of the shaft drive and other points mentioned.

  • fleetwoodmacfebruary 1st Jun 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    The Honda Deauville is one of if not the best bike I have ever had. Tall screen is better than standard, side panniers are small but very useful there are two pockets in the front fairing one of which is lockable and they are very handy for smaller items you may wish to get to quickly like sunglasses-money-cloth wipes-mobile phone etc. I think it is quite a heavy bike but you soon forget that when on the move. Easy to squeeze through traffic, nice loud horn, all switches are where they are easy ...

  • deauville 20th May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Side pannier lid on the Deauville is too small, should have come with a larger one instead.
    Manual fixed 2 position adjustment for windscreen, should have designed with easy adjustment without tools and different position level.

  • sep1965 15th Mar 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I love my 03 Deauville. I have taken to riding every weekend I can in 2008, missed only 2 so far, mid march now. I know the bike and it delivers what I purchased the bike for. A nice ride every time with enough power to enjoy playing but still more than happy to ride at 50 mph and enjoy the ride, minimal gear changes as effortlessly winding my way through a or b roads sweeping through bends. Buy & enjoy.
    No I don't work for Honda or a magazine.

  • meltem 9th Mar 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Handles very well. Good comfortable tourer. Good performance for its engine size and economical to run.
    An excellent reliable machine - excellent commuter and tourer.

  • Guest 20th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    I purchased the Honda Deauville new and am disappointed about the fuel consumption around town. Touring I got 4.7l /100ks which is OK, with two up and fully laden. The only way I will get a better power to weight ratio is to lose weight myself!