For sale is a distinctive 2009 Honda DN-01, one of Honda's most unique and innovative motorcycles. Combining futuristic styling with effortless automatic transmission, the DN-01 offers a relaxed and comfortable riding experience that's unlike anything else on the road.
Powered by Honda's proven 680cc V-twin engine, the DN-01 features Honda's revolutionary Human Friendly Transmission (HFT), allowing fully automatic or manual-style operation at the touch of a button. It's the perfect choice for riders looking for something different, with smooth performance and exceptional comfort.
This example is presented in excellent condition throughout, clearly well cared for, and ready to be enjoyed by its next owner.
Key Features:
2009 model 680cc V-twin engine Honda Human Friendly Transmission (HFT) automatic gearbox Automatic and manual riding modes Low, comfortable seat height Shaft drive for low maintenance ABS braking system Unique futuristic styling Comfortable touring ergonomics Renowned Honda reliability
The Honda DN-01 is a rare motorcycle that blends the comfort of a cruiser, the convenience of an automatic transmission, and Honda's legendary engineering into one truly unique package.
Feel free to get in touch for more information or to arrange a viewing or test ride.
Contact Brad, Harrison, Dave or David on 0161 527 5020 to arrange a viewing or test ride – and enjoy a free coffee when you visit.
Why Buy from Youles Honda?
All our used bikes receive a 60-point safety check, including an oil and filter change if required and a full MOT. All our technicians are factory trained. All bikes are HPI clear. Six months or 4,000 miles warranty, or the remainder of the manufacturer's warranty. Includes the Youles Lifetime Warranty. Please see our terms and conditions on our website. Cars and bikes of any age or condition taken in part exchange. Nationwide delivery service available. Finance options including Hire Purchase (HP) or Personal Contract Purchase (PCP), giving low monthly payments. All our used vehicles are subject to a £100.00 document fee.