" 2020 HONDA Africa Twin Adventure Sports ES DCTREDEFINING ADVENTURE.Some people just can& rsquo; t take & ldquo; No& rdquo; for an answer. Neither can some bikes. Enter the 2020& nbsp; Honda Africa Twin and Africa Twin Adventure Sports. Designed for endless possibilities, they know no boundaries. Both share the same legendary engine and frame, but the Africa Twin Adventure Sports is optimized for range and comfort& mdash; with a bigger fuel tank, more suspension travel, a larger skid plate, wider footpegs, a larger windscreen, and more. This year, the Africa Twin is available in stunning Matte Black Metallic and Blue/White/Red, while the Africa Twin Adventure Sports is now available in Light Silver/Gray Metallic. So, whether you& rsquo; re getting ready for a weekend or a year away, a Honda Africa Twin is ready and able.Features may include: PERFORMANCEAFRICA TWIN ADVENTURE SPORTSDesigned for the most ambitious explorers, and loaded with features like a bigger fuel tank, more suspension travel, a larger skid plate, a flatter, more comfortable seat, wider footpegs and a taller windscreen. There& rsquo; s even a standard-equipment rear rack. Available with either a six-speed manual or Honda& rsquo; s revolutionary Automatic DCT transmission. HANDLINGLONG-TRAVEL SUSPENSIONThe Africa Twin doesn& #39; t just look like an adventure bike& mdash; it& rsquo; s the real deal. Exhibit A: Check out its long-travel suspension. The fork features huge 45mm tubes and 9.1 inches of travel, while the single-shock rear Pro-Link& reg; suspension is also fully adjustable, with 8.7 inches of travel and a convenient remote preload adjustment. Our Adventure Sports version offers 9.9 inches of travel up front and 9.4 inches of travel in the rear. ENGINEERINGTRANSMISSION CHOICEYou pick: The Africa Twin and Africa Twin Adventure Sports are available with either our standard six-speed manual gearbox or Honda& rsquo; s exclusive automatic six-speed Dual-Clutch Transmission (DCT). Both transmissions are excellent choices, and both feature stout, strong steel gears inside& mdash; the only difference is who does the shifting."
