Honda Xl 750 Transalp (2,920 units)

Bronze medal among motorbikes for the Honda Xl 750 Transalp, which receives an important technical update for 2026: the introduction of the innovative electronically controlled clutch E-Clutch , an automatic system that allows starting, changing gears and stopping with the engine running without using the clutch lever (which is in any case present on the handlebars). This technology officially debuts on Honda models with the 755 cc "short-stroke" twin-cylinder engine equipped with Throttle By Wire, making on-road and off-road riding even easier and more effective (the Transalp will only be available in this version). In addition, the new, redesigned cowl guard is now standard, while the fork and monoshock become fully adjustable. Unchanged is the 8-valve parallel twin-cylinder engine with 92 hp and 75 Nm and the solid steel frame with Showa suspension with which to tackle light off-road terrain, bolstered by 21-inch wheels at the front and 18-inch wheels at the rear. Speaking of enduros, Honda also places its maxi, the Africa Twin, in the rankings, which with 2,693 units takes sixth place among motorbikes.