9 Things You Need To Know Before Buying The 2024 Honda ADV160
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2024
- Honda's small-displacement adventure scooter gets a complete makeover for 2024, including a new engine and chassis.
Honda boosts the electronics with its own version of traction control. To complete the package, a taller windshield protects the pilot with a new LCD gauge and brushed-up bodywork. - Авто та транспорт
I've had 6 scooters this is by far the best...very smooth and I've taken it off road where dirt bikes fear.
Just picked one up here in Colorado yesterday. I had a 2023 Zuma 125 that I loved but was just a little underpowered. This little ADV 160 had just the amount I was looking for to get around the hills of my areas. They gave me almost $3000 trade for the Zuma and I couldn’t pass it up. Awesome little scoot!
I have the 2021 Honda ADV 150. I love it!
The frame also protects your legs from road debris when riding in the wet. Do we know whether heated grips are available?
Love the "two tone" black seat. Aince when was black concidered to be two colors?
I am your new subscriber from Pakistan ❤🇵🇰💓
with a bore and stroke . . . AND?
The ADV 160 is a nice scooter, I've ridden it around Thailand for the last 3 months with zero problems. It has a fuel capacity of 8l not 30l lol. I get about 52km/l on the highway. I do regret not buying a Honda Forza 350 though.
Forza is not available in the U.S. 😮💨
after trying out all the scooters, we bought a Yamaha NMAX 155. The boot isn't as big as the Honda ADV, but everything else is superior. Much more fun to ride. Better acceleration, easier braking, handling and above all stability. We set out to buy an ADV and ended up with a Yamaha NMAX! Test before you buy
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Yamaha design is outdated and motor is subpar to Honda.
Really? My friend has nmax 155 while i have the 2020 adv 150 we switched when we went on a 100 kl ride for me the adv is still more stable and easier to handle it was just slower at accelerating
Are you in the u.s.??
ADV stands for Adventure.. If you don't know that then your opinion is useless.
the price of ADV 160 in the US , can buy 2 Honda ADV 160 in the Philippines
As one who bought one in the USA, sadly this is true :(
Here in Thailand, where they are assembled, it costs 3.100 dollar US. But at the moment you can't get one, waiting time is more than a month.
One dealer (not Honda) offers them for 3.350 bucks, but I'm not sure if that's the 2023 model.
And less tech than theirs. It doesn't have auto stop start here in the US either.
I finally found a 2024 model at a Honda dealer for only 103.000 baht and am happy with it!
can buy 1 in malaysia only cost little bit more in us, more like 1 and half bike.
al that motor and a bore and stroke!😮 wow!😅😅😅
I got one. Its a great bike. Couple odd fails though - There's no cable pass through for the USB port limiting its use - I drilled a small hole in the cubby to pass the cable through. The mirrors are totally useless for taller/wider riders. All I can see is my arms. I got some extenders, but hate the look, so ordered some different mirrors that will hopefully go out far enough. Rear suspension travel for 2-up is a bit low, but we are nearly at max weight 2-up so I don't fault that too much. Price in the USA compared to rest of the world stinks. Also, the USA bike only gets drum brake in the rear, so not only do we pay 2x, but its de-featured compared with elsewhere. It was close to ideal for what we wanted overall compared to other options though.
I hear they're over $4,500 in the U.S. I got mine here in Thailand for $3,100 that's why I live here.
@@SladeBling Once you add all the shipping and assembly fees plus tax its over $5,000USD
I called my local dealer and they said otd price was $6300! I said no thanks! 3 weeks later they had a used one for sale online with 850 miles on it for $3999 I went and bought it
@@shannondoherty4803 That's a fantastic win by YOU! Yes, I think the U.S. is better for buying used bikes because a lot of times it's only ridden a few months out of the year because of the weather. Here in Thailand we ride year round(but it's HOT many months) so used bikes are usually 75% of the new price. In short it's better to buy new here and used in U.S. Congrats and enjoy your new bike!
@@SladeBling Yes I can't believe the dealer fees that they charge for a small bike? I bought a new monkey in 21 and it will be the last new one I ever buy
When will it be launch here in the Philippines?
It's already here.... Philippines got this bike last year....
@@mrrobert177I think only the 2023 is in the 🇵🇭 unless you have connection ??
Adv160 was released as late 2022, early 2023 in Philippines... I own a 2023 with all the upgrades...157cc, hstc, etc. I think the only difference is usa models I think get a parking brakw..not so in my Philippines model.. I would recommend this bike to anyone...great machine....
Took one for a test ride. I can honestly say my 2022 PCX gets higher top speed and definitely handles better.
So, you think the PCX is better overall? I'm currently considering both options.
Any new scooter needs broken in before it reaches its performance peak, it's likely the 160 you tested was brand new, try again after about 400 miles and it will be much different
I’m giving Honda motorcycles an excellent service rating!😅
I hate it that it's not available in Europe. :-(
India Maharashtra launch date I am waiting for ADV Honda 150. For Pune
Why is a muffler considered "the cherry on the cake"? Is that now a luxury item?
This is a Honda commercial 😂😂😂
General thoughts >
Don't forget, the ADV 160 is a scooter pretending to be an ADV.
I'm buying one in January, so I am not a big bike snob or a bighead .
While there is a trend for many advertisers and manufacturers to call scooters ADV bikes, this is a nonsense. They are scooters not motorcycles . The Honda ADV 750, in my opinion, is still just a large-capacity scooter and I would never entertain having something like that. Different horses for different courses.
Adventure motorcycles are large and heavy but powerful and comfortable, these bikes are usually in the range of 500-1200 cc or bigger;
(some say as small as 400cc but I believe anything bigger than 1000cc should be called a pig, often its a very fat and heavy pig). ).
Adventure bikes are great on-road and tolerable off-road. Aimed at riders who do high mileage and venture off-road occasionally, these bikes are capable of a weekend getaway or a two-year Round The World Trip.
They handle very differently and are ridden in a different way than scooters are.
How is a little automatic scooter, struggling to keep up with highway traffic, an ADV?.
There is a recent trend for many advertisers and manufacturers to call scooters ADV bikes and this is a nonsense.
Ride safe everyone. Always care well for your treasured machine, whatever it is!
I rode my ADV 160 up to Bangkok(180 miles total) and back on the non toll highway, plenty fast enough it'll top out a little over 70 mph.
Yes, just a marketing gimmick, it is just a scooter with a slightly rugged look. Rode the Adv 750 in Borneo for a few days… it’s a “pig” and I don’t think will ever buy it. Done 7000+ km tour of Thailand on a 110cc moped, just as interesting compared to a 1200GSA, I took an old beaten Honda PCX 150 for a couple thousand km trim across Thailand.. it is just as capable. The Adv 160 do look interesting, and being an old bikers .. it is very light weight to me and most important its reliability and easy maintenance - hope this still holds true.
ABS is on FRONT wheel only! ........... that alone stops me buying it.
You sure? I doubt it.
@@PrimoStracciatella look up euro4 or euro5 standards.........ONLY bikes having 200cc or more must have full ABS . Now Honda could put dual abs but they DONT.
Same with my PCX. It's really not a big deal, brother. It ain't like you're going over 68mph anyway
@@Xander_Park ABS can save your bacon even when you're going only 25 mph.
@@jimw7916 Must have.... My SH150i definitely has ABS front and rear. I'll check my rental PCX later.
"more room than you deserve" Really????
Nothing comes close to yamaha aerox 😂😂😂
160cc is tiny; you will regret it. I had a Kymco 300cc and that was even slow. Get a bigger scooter.