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2020 Honda Africa Twin Adventure Sports ES DCT Review (18 Fast Facts)

2020 Honda Africa Twin Adventure Sports ES DCT Review (18 Fast Facts)

Posted on December 29, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

This year Honda has pumped up the power for the Africa Twin platform, along with other changes to the line. 2020 is the debut year for the Honda Africa Twin Adventure Sports ES DCT, and the ES stands for Electronic Suspension. Along with the 86cc displacement boost, this moves the top-of-the-line Africa Twin even more securely into the premium category. Getting on the new Africa Twin is easy—getting us off it took a bit more effort.
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