Honda has updated the Gold Wing for 2021, with prices in the U.S. market starting at $23,900. The touring motorcycle gets comfort and convenience related updates.
| Trim | MSRP (excludes destination charges) |
| Gold Wing | $23,900 |
| Gold Wing DCT | $25,100 |
| Gold Wing Tour | $28,300 |
| Gold Wing Tour DCT | $29,300 |
| Gold Wing Tour Airbag DCT | $32,600 |
As for the colors, the Gold Wing Tour model can be had with either Candy Ardent Red or Metallic Black, while the Airbag variant is available only in Candy Ardent Red. The regular Gold Wing is available only in Deep Pearl Gray.
As for the feature updates, the Tour model’s top trunk is 11-liters larger, for a total of 61-liters storage capacity, and the passenger seat’s backrest features a more relaxed angle, thicker foam and a taller profile. The seat has a suede-like cover with an enhanced appearance, Honda said. The regular Gold Wing has colored seat piping for added contrast. There are audio and media updates as well, including upgraded, 45-watt speakers; optimized automatic volume-adjustment, and a standard XM radio antenna. Android Auto now joins the Apple CarPlay.
Also, the rear turn signals have been tinted red for cleaner looks. The engine continues to be 1.8-litre (1,833 cc) horizontally-opposed flat-six that develops about 92 kW (125 metric hp) and 170 Nm (125 lb-ft) of torque (Honda doesn’t share the Gold Wing’s output figures). The engine can be paired with either a 6-speed manual gearbox or a 7-speed DCT.
The front suspension is a double-wishbone with 4.3-inches of travel, while the rear is a Pro-Link single shock; the DCT models get four electronically adjustable preload settings for the rear. Download the brochure here.
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