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Does anyone know what markets these new models will be sold in besides U.S. and Canada?
If I do a Google search, some foreign language articles come up. I think they are Italian and French. If I go to those articles, the CTX is just a side bar of those articles, so I'm not sure what the authors are saying about it, but I don't see any words around it that look like they are referencing America or the U.S., which I think I would recognize, at least in French.
Europe has this 670 cc power train in the NC700X; NC700S; and Integra. The latter, for those who don't know, is a scooter-looking motorcycle that has not got a gas tank front of the seat, so it's semi step-through design even though the hump in front of the seat is higher than any scooter I've seen. It has a huge fairing and windshield up front like a maxi scooter and is usually purchased with huge storage in the rear. Even though it looks like a scooter, I believe it's configured like a MC power train wise. I believe it comes in DCT only and is a pretty big chunk of change compared to the NCs and CTX.
If I do a Google search, some foreign language articles come up. I think they are Italian and French. If I go to those articles, the CTX is just a side bar of those articles, so I'm not sure what the authors are saying about it, but I don't see any words around it that look like they are referencing America or the U.S., which I think I would recognize, at least in French.
Europe has this 670 cc power train in the NC700X; NC700S; and Integra. The latter, for those who don't know, is a scooter-looking motorcycle that has not got a gas tank front of the seat, so it's semi step-through design even though the hump in front of the seat is higher than any scooter I've seen. It has a huge fairing and windshield up front like a maxi scooter and is usually purchased with huge storage in the rear. Even though it looks like a scooter, I believe it's configured like a MC power train wise. I believe it comes in DCT only and is a pretty big chunk of change compared to the NCs and CTX.
