Honda Integra 750cc Scooter
2017 HONDA INTEGRA
Model updates: new colour Honda's unique Integra received an extensive update for 2016, with changes including LED lighting, new Showa Dual Bending Valves front forks and LCD instruments with personalised colour options. The Dual Clutch Transmission received 3-level S mode, plus further software upgrades in both MT and AT riding modes. The frugal 750cc parallel twin was given EURO4 compliance and a revised exhaust muffler added a much deeper tone. For 2017, the Integra will be available in a new Candy Prominence Red.
Contents:
1 Introduction
2 Model overview
3 Key features
4 Technical specifications
1. Introduction
The Integra – launched in 2012 as one of three models in Honda's New Concept (NC) platform – takes its name from the fact that it integrates the comfort and style of a scooter with the dynamic performance of a motorcycle.
Equipped as standard with Honda's Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT), for 2014 its torque, fuel-efficient twin-cylinder engine was increased in capacity to 745cc. Sharper styling, improved ergonomics and handling complemented the extra power and performance.
This next stage in its development saw the 2016 Integra receive upgrades that boosted its looks, practicality and riding experience, further polishing one of the most individual two-wheeled machines in the Honda range.
2. Model Overview
The most visible update for 2016 were the Integra's new LED headlight and taillight, which added a further touch of both class and practicality. New instruments – with variable colour display – can be personalised and present a premium image. Adding to the high class feel was the option of two Special Edition (SE) colour schemes in a new grade of paint with a unique metallic lustre.
DCT was upgraded, with software revised for a more natural 'feathered' clutch feel around an on/off throttle, 3 levels of S mode for gear changes in AT mode and raised rpm upper limit for downshifts in MT mode. Other software upgrades also improved DCT's performance in a variety of situations.
A spring preload adjuster was added to the rear shock absorber while new Showa Dual Bending Valves (SDBV) front forks were fitted up front. The new exhaust muffler saved weight and was tuned to generate a pleasing exhaust 'pulse' note.
For 2017, the new Integra is available in a new Candy Prominence Red colour.
3. Key Features
3.1 Styling & Equipment
'Sensual Performance' directed the evolution of the 2016 Integra; what the rider feels, sees and hears. The compact LED headlight – with its crisp white light – and running lights form a strong visual presence. Mounted on the edge of the rear cowl, the clear-lens LED taillight works with the stubby exhaust muffler to give a compact feel to the Integra's rear. On the foot boards, stainless steel integrates within the redesigned rubber floor mats, exuding quality.
Brand new instruments use a negative LCD display. Information includes odometer, trip meter, gear position, fuel efficiency and consumption gauges, (optional) heated grip temperature plus 3-stage S mode display.
The colour of the rev-counter bar display can also be changed by the rider; a total of 9 options are available. It is also possible to have colours change according to gear selected, rpm range or (for the DCT version) riding mode.
ECO and SHIFT mode are further options when riding with the display set to a single colour or (on the DCT machine) the mode-dependent setting. ECO mode turns the display to light blue if riding with good fuel efficiency, and green if riding even more economically. SHIFT mode sees the colour change to orange if engine rpm exceeds a level pre-set by the rider.
A 'wave' key features the Honda Ignition Security System (HISS). If the ID chip embedded in the key and the ID in the Engine Control Unit (ECU) do not match, the engine will not start.
The 2017 Integra will be available in five colour options:
New – Candy Prominence Red
Pearl Glare White
Matte Gunpowder Metallic
Matt Alpha Silver Metallic (Special Edition)
Matte Majestic Silver Metallic (Special Edition)
For the two SE paint options Honda has used its new metal-look finish for the first time. This special paint uses brilliant flakes aligned in parallel with each other and differs to standard metallic paint in creating a solid texture with high contrast, offering varying impressions depending on the viewing angle. The SE also have extra accent stripes, wheel rim stripes and a different engine cover finish.
Genuine Honda Accessories include a specifically-designed new rear rack, a 35L and 45L top box, 29L panniers, inner bags, 5-stage heated grips, U-lock and wind deflectors.
3.2 Dual Clutch Transmission
Honda's DCT technology is now in its seventh year of production and gaining popularity year on year on all of the machines that feature it as an option. DCT uses two clutches: one for start-up and 1st, 3rd and 5th gears: the other for 2nd, 4th and 6th, with the mainshaft for each clutch located inside the other for compact packaging. Each clutch is independently controlled by its own electro-hydraulic circuit.
The DCT system features two automatic plus the MT mode for manual gear changes. The standard automatic D mode is for general or highway riding and maximum fuel economy. S mode – which shifts up and down at higher rpm than D mode for a sportier ride – has now been expanded to give three levels of sports performance. Some riders prefer to ride higher gears, some lower and the three modes make it possible to tailor gearbox response to riding style. The selected level is stored, and acts as the default S Mode for subsequent rides. It is also displayed on the dash.
The DCT used by the Integra now features "Adaptive Clutch Capability Control" that manages the amount of clutch torque transmitted. This adds a natural 'feathered' clutch feel when opening or shutting off the throttle for a smoother ride. Further refinements include faster operation of the N-D switch on turning on the ignition and a control system in AT mode for gauging the angle of ascent or descent and adapting shift pattern accordingly.
3.3 Chassis
The Integra's rugged steel diamond frame delivers the high levels of rigidity required for agile, responsive handling in a variety of conditions from busy urban to open road. Rake is set at 27° with trail of 110mm, wheelbase of 1,525mm and front/rear weight balance of 50/50. Kerb weight is 238kg.
41mm telescopic forks feature 120mm travel and for 2016 use Showa Dual Bending Valves, with ratios optimised for both compression and rebound damping. This allows the generation of damping force in proportion to piston speed – from the low speed range – improving ride quality and comfort. Increased compression damping provides more progressive firmer suspension response and helps reduce dive under heavy braking. Grey Alumite caps add a finishing touch.
The rear monoshock gains a spring preload adjuster and also has 120mm travel. It operates through an aluminium swingarm with Pro-Link that offers an optimised balance of a soft initial stroke, for dealing with low-speed bumps, and excellent overall control.
Up front the 320mm wavy disc and two-piston brake caliper deliver plenty of easy to modulate stopping power, complemented by the rear 240mm wavy disc and single-piston caliper. Lightweight two-channel ABS provides powerful and confident braking even on slippery or wet road surfaces. 6-position span-adjustable front and rear brake levers make it possible to perfectly tailor reach for individual hand sizes.
Cast aluminium front and rear wheels – sizes 17 x 3.50-inch and 17 x 4.50-inch – wear 120/70 ZR17 and 160/60 ZR17 tyres. Alongside the frame and suspension they inject the Integra with 'proper' motorcycle handling and feel, very much one of its unique selling points. Forged aluminium L-shaped rim valves make checking and adjusting air pressure easier.
3.4 Engine
The design of the Integra's liquid-cooled, SOHC 8-valve parallel twin-cylinder engine ensures punchy performance in the low-to-mid range. Its relatively long-stroke architecture and specially shaped combustion chambers combine with the high-inertial mass crankshaft to produce large amounts of effortless torque from very low rpm. Peak power is 40.3kW @ 6,250rpm with maximum torque of 68Nm @ 4,750rpm.
PGM-FI always injects the exact fuel/air ratio required for a complete and clean burn at all rpm in any riding situation. The engine is EURO4 compliant with CO2 emissions of 81g/km and fuel consumption of 28.6km/l (WMTC mode) provides a 400km plus range from the 14.1-litre underseat fuel tank.
Twin balancers counteract vibration from higher rpm inertia, refining the engine yet still allowing the distinct 'throb' delivered by its 270° firing order. Bore and stroke is set at 80 x 77mm. By keeping the number of parts to a minimum, the engine is kept light, efficient and reliable.
There is just one 36mm throttle body and where possible components are made to do more than one job; the camshaft drives the water pump, while one of the balancer shafts drives the oil pump.
A new lightweight pentagon-shaped muffler is smaller than the previous design and uses two chambers joined by a hole-punched link pipe, which works with a final resonator chamber to create a deeper, more distinctive sound and exhaust pulse. The built-in catalyser has a two-layer structure for cleaner emissions.
4. Technical Specifications
| ENGINE | |
| Type | Liquid-cooled 4-stroke 8-valve, SOHC parallel 2-cylinder |
| Displacement | 745cc |
| Bore & Stroke | 77mm x 80mm |
| Compression Ratio | 10.7 : 1 |
| Max. Power Output | 40.3kW @ 6,250rpm (95/1/EC) |
| Max. Torque | 68Nm @ 4,750rpm (95/1/EC) |
| Oil Capacity | 4.1L |
| Ignition | Computer-controlled digital transistorised with electronic advance |
| CO2 emissions | 81g/km |
| FUEL SYSTEM | |
| Carburation | PGM-FI electronic fuel injection |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 14.1 litres |
| Fuel Consumption | 28.6km/l (WMTC mode-Tested in D-Mode) |
| ELECTRICAL SYSTEM | |
| Starter | Electric |
| Battery Capacity | 12V/11.2AH |
| ACG Output | 448W/5000rpm |
| DRIVETRAIN | |
| Clutch Type | Wet multiplate hydraulic 2-clutch |
| Transmission Type | 6-speed Dual Clutch Transmission |
| Final Drive | Chain |
| FRAME | |
| Type | Diamond; steel pipe |
| CHASSIS | |
| Dimensions (L´W´H) | 2215mm x 810mm x 1440mm |
| Wheelbase | 1525mm |
| Caster Angle | 27° |
| Trail | 110mm |
| Seat Height | 790mm |
| Ground Clearance | 135mm |
| Kerb Weight | 238kg |
| SUSPENSION | |
| Type Front | 41mm telescopic fork, 120mm stroke |
| Type Rear | Monoshock damper, Pro-Link swingarm, 120mm travel |
| WHEELS | |
| Type Front | Multi-spoke cast aluminium |
| Type Rear | Multi-spoke cast aluminium |
| Rim Size Front | 17M/C x MT3.50 |
| Rim Size Rear | 17M/C x MT4.50 |
| Tyres Front | 120/70-ZR17M/C (58W) |
| Tyres Rear | 160/60-ZR17M/C (69W) |
| BRAKES | |
| ABS System Type | 2-channel ABS |
| Type Front | 320mm single wavy hydraulic disc with 2-piston caliper and sintered metal pads |
| Type Rear | 240mm single wavy hydraulic disc with single-piston caliper and resin mold pads |
| INSTRUMENTS & ELECTRICS | |
| Instruments | Digital speedometer, digital bar-type tachometer, clock, bar-type fuel meter, two trip meters, gear position indicator, 'instant' and 'average' fuel consumption and coolant temperature warning light. |
| Security System | HISS |
| Headlight | LED |
| Taillight | LED |
All specifications are provisional and subject to change without notice.
** Please note that the figures provided are results obtained by Honda under standardised testing conditions prescribed by WMTC. Tests are conducted on a rolling road using a standard version of the vehicle with only one rider and no additional optional equipment. Actual fuel consumption may vary depending on how you ride, how you maintain your vehicle, weather, road conditions, tire pressure, installation of accessories, cargo, rider and passenger weight, and other factors.
Model updates: new colour Honda's unique Integra received an extensive update for 2016, with changes including LED lighting, new Showa Dual Bending Valves front forks and LCD instruments with personalised colour options. The Dual Clutch Transmission received 3-level S mode, plus further software upgrades in both MT and AT riding modes. The frugal 750cc parallel twin was given EURO4 compliance and a revised exhaust muffler added a much deeper tone. For 2017, the Integra will be available in a new Candy Prominence Red.
Contents:
1 Introduction
2 Model overview
3 Key features
4 Technical specifications
1. Introduction
The Integra – launched in 2012 as one of three models in Honda's New Concept (NC) platform – takes its name from the fact that it integrates the comfort and style of a scooter with the dynamic performance of a motorcycle.
Equipped as standard with Honda's Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT), for 2014 its torque, fuel-efficient twin-cylinder engine was increased in capacity to 745cc. Sharper styling, improved ergonomics and handling complemented the extra power and performance.
This next stage in its development saw the 2016 Integra receive upgrades that boosted its looks, practicality and riding experience, further polishing one of the most individual two-wheeled machines in the Honda range.
2. Model Overview
The most visible update for 2016 were the Integra's new LED headlight and taillight, which added a further touch of both class and practicality. New instruments – with variable colour display – can be personalised and present a premium image. Adding to the high class feel was the option of two Special Edition (SE) colour schemes in a new grade of paint with a unique metallic lustre.
DCT was upgraded, with software revised for a more natural 'feathered' clutch feel around an on/off throttle, 3 levels of S mode for gear changes in AT mode and raised rpm upper limit for downshifts in MT mode. Other software upgrades also improved DCT's performance in a variety of situations.
A spring preload adjuster was added to the rear shock absorber while new Showa Dual Bending Valves (SDBV) front forks were fitted up front. The new exhaust muffler saved weight and was tuned to generate a pleasing exhaust 'pulse' note.
For 2017, the new Integra is available in a new Candy Prominence Red colour.
3. Key Features
3.1 Styling & Equipment
'Sensual Performance' directed the evolution of the 2016 Integra; what the rider feels, sees and hears. The compact LED headlight – with its crisp white light – and running lights form a strong visual presence. Mounted on the edge of the rear cowl, the clear-lens LED taillight works with the stubby exhaust muffler to give a compact feel to the Integra's rear. On the foot boards, stainless steel integrates within the redesigned rubber floor mats, exuding quality.
Brand new instruments use a negative LCD display. Information includes odometer, trip meter, gear position, fuel efficiency and consumption gauges, (optional) heated grip temperature plus 3-stage S mode display.
The colour of the rev-counter bar display can also be changed by the rider; a total of 9 options are available. It is also possible to have colours change according to gear selected, rpm range or (for the DCT version) riding mode.
ECO and SHIFT mode are further options when riding with the display set to a single colour or (on the DCT machine) the mode-dependent setting. ECO mode turns the display to light blue if riding with good fuel efficiency, and green if riding even more economically. SHIFT mode sees the colour change to orange if engine rpm exceeds a level pre-set by the rider.
A 'wave' key features the Honda Ignition Security System (HISS). If the ID chip embedded in the key and the ID in the Engine Control Unit (ECU) do not match, the engine will not start.
The 2017 Integra will be available in five colour options:
New – Candy Prominence Red
Pearl Glare White
Matte Gunpowder Metallic
Matt Alpha Silver Metallic (Special Edition)
Matte Majestic Silver Metallic (Special Edition)
For the two SE paint options Honda has used its new metal-look finish for the first time. This special paint uses brilliant flakes aligned in parallel with each other and differs to standard metallic paint in creating a solid texture with high contrast, offering varying impressions depending on the viewing angle. The SE also have extra accent stripes, wheel rim stripes and a different engine cover finish.
Genuine Honda Accessories include a specifically-designed new rear rack, a 35L and 45L top box, 29L panniers, inner bags, 5-stage heated grips, U-lock and wind deflectors.
3.2 Dual Clutch Transmission
Honda's DCT technology is now in its seventh year of production and gaining popularity year on year on all of the machines that feature it as an option. DCT uses two clutches: one for start-up and 1st, 3rd and 5th gears: the other for 2nd, 4th and 6th, with the mainshaft for each clutch located inside the other for compact packaging. Each clutch is independently controlled by its own electro-hydraulic circuit.
The DCT system features two automatic plus the MT mode for manual gear changes. The standard automatic D mode is for general or highway riding and maximum fuel economy. S mode – which shifts up and down at higher rpm than D mode for a sportier ride – has now been expanded to give three levels of sports performance. Some riders prefer to ride higher gears, some lower and the three modes make it possible to tailor gearbox response to riding style. The selected level is stored, and acts as the default S Mode for subsequent rides. It is also displayed on the dash.
The DCT used by the Integra now features "Adaptive Clutch Capability Control" that manages the amount of clutch torque transmitted. This adds a natural 'feathered' clutch feel when opening or shutting off the throttle for a smoother ride. Further refinements include faster operation of the N-D switch on turning on the ignition and a control system in AT mode for gauging the angle of ascent or descent and adapting shift pattern accordingly.
3.3 Chassis
The Integra's rugged steel diamond frame delivers the high levels of rigidity required for agile, responsive handling in a variety of conditions from busy urban to open road. Rake is set at 27° with trail of 110mm, wheelbase of 1,525mm and front/rear weight balance of 50/50. Kerb weight is 238kg.
41mm telescopic forks feature 120mm travel and for 2016 use Showa Dual Bending Valves, with ratios optimised for both compression and rebound damping. This allows the generation of damping force in proportion to piston speed – from the low speed range – improving ride quality and comfort. Increased compression damping provides more progressive firmer suspension response and helps reduce dive under heavy braking. Grey Alumite caps add a finishing touch.
The rear monoshock gains a spring preload adjuster and also has 120mm travel. It operates through an aluminium swingarm with Pro-Link that offers an optimised balance of a soft initial stroke, for dealing with low-speed bumps, and excellent overall control.
Up front the 320mm wavy disc and two-piston brake caliper deliver plenty of easy to modulate stopping power, complemented by the rear 240mm wavy disc and single-piston caliper. Lightweight two-channel ABS provides powerful and confident braking even on slippery or wet road surfaces. 6-position span-adjustable front and rear brake levers make it possible to perfectly tailor reach for individual hand sizes.
Cast aluminium front and rear wheels – sizes 17 x 3.50-inch and 17 x 4.50-inch – wear 120/70 ZR17 and 160/60 ZR17 tyres. Alongside the frame and suspension they inject the Integra with 'proper' motorcycle handling and feel, very much one of its unique selling points. Forged aluminium L-shaped rim valves make checking and adjusting air pressure easier.
3.4 Engine
The design of the Integra's liquid-cooled, SOHC 8-valve parallel twin-cylinder engine ensures punchy performance in the low-to-mid range. Its relatively long-stroke architecture and specially shaped combustion chambers combine with the high-inertial mass crankshaft to produce large amounts of effortless torque from very low rpm. Peak power is 40.3kW @ 6,250rpm with maximum torque of 68Nm @ 4,750rpm.
PGM-FI always injects the exact fuel/air ratio required for a complete and clean burn at all rpm in any riding situation. The engine is EURO4 compliant with CO2 emissions of 81g/km and fuel consumption of 28.6km/l (WMTC mode) provides a 400km plus range from the 14.1-litre underseat fuel tank.
Twin balancers counteract vibration from higher rpm inertia, refining the engine yet still allowing the distinct 'throb' delivered by its 270° firing order. Bore and stroke is set at 80 x 77mm. By keeping the number of parts to a minimum, the engine is kept light, efficient and reliable.
There is just one 36mm throttle body and where possible components are made to do more than one job; the camshaft drives the water pump, while one of the balancer shafts drives the oil pump.
A new lightweight pentagon-shaped muffler is smaller than the previous design and uses two chambers joined by a hole-punched link pipe, which works with a final resonator chamber to create a deeper, more distinctive sound and exhaust pulse. The built-in catalyser has a two-layer structure for cleaner emissions.
4. Technical Specifications
| ENGINE | |
| Type | Liquid-cooled 4-stroke 8-valve, SOHC parallel 2-cylinder |
| Displacement | 745cc |
| Bore & Stroke | 77mm x 80mm |
| Compression Ratio | 10.7 : 1 |
| Max. Power Output | 40.3kW @ 6,250rpm (95/1/EC) |
| Max. Torque | 68Nm @ 4,750rpm (95/1/EC) |
| Oil Capacity | 4.1L |
| Ignition | Computer-controlled digital transistorised with electronic advance |
| CO2 emissions | 81g/km |
| FUEL SYSTEM | |
| Carburation | PGM-FI electronic fuel injection |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 14.1 litres |
| Fuel Consumption | 28.6km/l (WMTC mode-Tested in D-Mode) |
| ELECTRICAL SYSTEM | |
| Starter | Electric |
| Battery Capacity | 12V/11.2AH |
| ACG Output | 448W/5000rpm |
| DRIVETRAIN | |
| Clutch Type | Wet multiplate hydraulic 2-clutch |
| Transmission Type | 6-speed Dual Clutch Transmission |
| Final Drive | Chain |
| FRAME | |
| Type | Diamond; steel pipe |
| CHASSIS | |
| Dimensions (L´W´H) | 2215mm x 810mm x 1440mm |
| Wheelbase | 1525mm |
| Caster Angle | 27° |
| Trail | 110mm |
| Seat Height | 790mm |
| Ground Clearance | 135mm |
| Kerb Weight | 238kg |
| SUSPENSION | |
| Type Front | 41mm telescopic fork, 120mm stroke |
| Type Rear | Monoshock damper, Pro-Link swingarm, 120mm travel |
| WHEELS | |
| Type Front | Multi-spoke cast aluminium |
| Type Rear | Multi-spoke cast aluminium |
| Rim Size Front | 17M/C x MT3.50 |
| Rim Size Rear | 17M/C x MT4.50 |
| Tyres Front | 120/70-ZR17M/C (58W) |
| Tyres Rear | 160/60-ZR17M/C (69W) |
| BRAKES | |
| ABS System Type | 2-channel ABS |
| Type Front | 320mm single wavy hydraulic disc with 2-piston caliper and sintered metal pads |
| Type Rear | 240mm single wavy hydraulic disc with single-piston caliper and resin mold pads |
| INSTRUMENTS & ELECTRICS | |
| Instruments | Digital speedometer, digital bar-type tachometer, clock, bar-type fuel meter, two trip meters, gear position indicator, 'instant' and 'average' fuel consumption and coolant temperature warning light. |
| Security System | HISS |
| Headlight | LED |
| Taillight | LED |
All specifications are provisional and subject to change without notice.
** Please note that the figures provided are results obtained by Honda under standardised testing conditions prescribed by WMTC. Tests are conducted on a rolling road using a standard version of the vehicle with only one rider and no additional optional equipment. Actual fuel consumption may vary depending on how you ride, how you maintain your vehicle, weather, road conditions, tire pressure, installation of accessories, cargo, rider and passenger weight, and other factors.
Source: https://hondanews.eu/eu/cs/motorcycles/media/pressreleases/83084/2017-honda-integra
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