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Honda ADV 350
With its tough stance the ADV350 already stands out from the homogenous crowd, with rugged angles and block colours that promote the off-road look. The X-ADV is its obvious styling benchmark, which itself takes notes from Honda’s CRF series of off-road performance machines. Practicality has not been forgotten; there’s room for two full-face helmets under the seat (now with internal light), USB socket in the glovebox and convenience of Smart Key operation. The screen is four stage height-adjustable and a new, five-inch TFT display integrates Honda RoadSync smartphone connectivity with an intuitive four-way toggle control switch. The adventurous styling showcases the ADV350’s unique front
end, the riding position offers natural control and the chassis - with its
tubular steel frame - is tuned to deliver agile steering, feedback and feel.
37mm USD forks, with top/bottom motorcycle style yokes and remote reservoir rear
shocks - revised for 25YM to feature spring preload adjustability - bring
premium bump-absorption performance. There’s plenty of acceleration on tap, for urban and highway use. With exhaust and ECU updates, the 330cc, enhanced Smart Power+ (eSP+) SOHC four-valve engine delivers peak power of 21.5kW and 31.5Nm torque. Safety is provided in the form of standard Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC) and Emergency Stop Signals. For the 25YM updates, auto-cancel indicators are now also standard equipment. The 25YM ADV350 will be available in the following colour
options:
Styling & Equipment - New five-inch TFT display, with four-way toggle switch control and Honda RoadSync functionality - Everyday practicality comes in the form of a (now illuminated) under-seat compartment and a four stage height-adjustable screen - Emergency Stop Signal (ESS) warns other road users of sudden braking The ADV350’s styling gives more than a slight taste of adventure. Dual LED headlights (all lighting is LED) are set high above the front wheel, towards the edge of the body, with the fairing sides cut out to show off the USD forks. Further accentuating the off-road feel, the painted panels are set high on blacked-out lower and rear seat cowl, giving an impression of the higher centre of gravity of machines like the X-ADV and even competition-ready CRFs. A host of detail features are found around the ADV350 to add genuine versatility. The screen adjusts easily with a slide-lock mechanism through four stages and 133mm of travel. In the high position airflow is controlled, travelling around the shoulders to reduce fatigue during longer, higher speed journeys. For city environments – where some cooling air is often appreciated, as is open visibility – the low position is perfect. There’s plenty of room under the seat – 48L in total – which means two full-face helmets can tuck neatly away. The compartment can be divided using a separator plate, to suit the owner’s preference and the new internal light is a useful addition. A USB socket is also found in the front left glove box, for secure smartphone charging. Seat height is an easy-to-manage 795mm. 25YM detail additions focus on increasing the ease of installing Genuine Honda Accessories, with are pre-wiring for the Fog Lights and Attachment Stays for the Floor Pipes now built in. A new five-inch full colour TFT screen uses optical bonding to improve visibility in bright sunlight. By sealing the gap between the cover glass and TFT screen with resin, glare is reduced, and backlight transmittance improved. IOS/Android smartphone connectivity of Honda RoadSync is also an upgrade.
Another convenient feature is the Smart Key, which controls the main ignition switch knob and seat locking from the rider’s pocket, and automatically locks the ADV350 when the rider walks away. It also manages the optional 50L Smart top box; with the Smart Key present the box is unlocked. An answer back switch also flashes the indicators for easy location. The Emergency Stop Signal (ESS) system also operates (and self-cancels) the rear indicators during a hard-stop situation, alerting road users behind. The indicators also now auto-cancel in normal use.
Chassis As a scooter designed to handle the rough-road rigours of the
city – and even light off-road conditions – the ADV350’s chassis is built to be
confidence-inspiring. A lightweight tubular steel frame provides core strength;
wheelbase is set at 1520mm, with rake of 26.5° and 90mm trail. Kerb weight is
186kg. The wheel design is unique in the Honda scooter range. Cast aluminium and finished in black, the lightweight 15-inch front/14-inch rear use an X-shaped 6-spoke criss-cross pattern. 120/70-15 front, and 140/70-14 rear block-pattern tubeless tyres offer a supple ride thanks to wide tread width and ample air volume. A 256mm single disc performs stopping duties up front, mated to a 240mm rear, with the benefit of 2-channel ABS for braking control.
Engine Peak power of 21.5kW @ 7,500rpm is matched to 31.5Nm torque @ 5,250rpm. Bore and stroke are set at 77mm x 70.8mm, with compression ratio of 10.5:1. A roller-type rocker arm, plain journal crank bearings and sealed crankcase deliver long-term reliability together with strong performance. To enhance piston cooling, an oil jet, as used on the CRF450R, sprays oil right to the back of the piston, advancing ignition timing and improving combustion performance. Oil capacity is 1.8 litres. Air is supplied via a 5.5 litre airbox and a 36mm throttle body feeds fuel/air mixture to 28mm inlet valves. The intake port draws air in efficiently, using a ‘tumble’ flow within the cylinder for consistent fuel combustion and exhaust gases are expelled via a straight exhaust port. Internal friction is reduced through a 5mm offset cylinder,
hydraulic cam chain adjuster and use of a scavenger pump. Used on high
performance machines, the pump lowers the internal pressure within the engine,
reduces oil agitation and decreases pumping losses and internal rotational
friction. The ADV350’s engine is also equipped with two level Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC). The system detects any difference between the front and rear wheel speeds, calculates the slip ratio and then controls engine torque via the fuel injection to regain rea wheel traction. HSTC can be switched ON/OFF via a switch on the left handlebar. A ‘TC’ indicator in the display blinks when the system is managing the grip. Alongside updated ECU settings, the muffler’s internal structure (as well as its protective outer cover) has been revised, the catalyser upgraded and an O2 sensor added to ensure forward-looking compliance. Fuel economy is a frugal 28.6km/l (WMTC mode); the 11.7L tank capacity gives a potential 330km+ range.
Accessories The Comfort Park is versatile collection of parts designed to
enhance rider comfort and convenience: The Style Pack builds in additional protection and looks: The Adventure Pack is a robust, purpose-built accessory set
designed to significantly boost the bike’s off-road appearance and enhance its
road presence and visibility: The Urban Pack is designed to enhance urban commuting
capability by combining cutting-edge technology with practical, city-focused
features and increasing carrying capacity:
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