New 2024 ADV160 Dealers Taking Delivery

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New 2024 ADV160 Dealers Taking Delivery

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Talked to a dealer in Central Florida and they are getting their first deliveries of the new 2024 ADV160 in July. Now is the time to get a deposit down if you want one of the first ones. Expect to have some significant add-on fees for delivery, assembly, electronic documents, processing, etc... You will be well-over the MSRP of $4499. Just a heads up!
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Re: New 2024 ADV160 Dealers Taking Delivery

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Just took delivery of one of the first 2024 ADV160s. Finished riding the first 100 miles this week on the new bike and thus far, am thoroughly impressed!! The bike definitely delivers on speed, handling and comfort. I'm still in the break in period but I've ridden it at up to speeds of 65 mph with rpm's to spare. There is a lot of wind at that speed but the bike is very stable and cruises exceptionally well. The slightly larger windscreen definitely helps but I may consider an aftermarket windscreen in the future for even a bit more protection. The seat height is slightly lower than the ADV150 and makes it easier to get on and off and for stops in traffic. The all-new digital display is awesome! Very easy to read while driving and does not wash out in the bright sunlight. Thus far, I couldn't be happier with the bike. Also, the keyless ignition is great. No more fumbling for keys! Just keep the key fob on you and when you get near the bike, its ready to start with a simple turn of a switch and a press of the starter button! First oil change is at 600 miles and I'm sure I'll be there in the next few weeks given how much fun it is to ride. The bike comes with a 1 yr bumper to bumper warranty from Honda but I purchased the extended warranty for $570 which covers everything except brakes and tires for a full five years. I think it's a good value for the price and protects you from any potential expensive repairs after the factory first year warranty expires. Hopefully you would never have to use it but with all of the new digital electronics, a simple repair could easily cost you hundreds of dollars. So, something to consider if you decide to purchase one of these bikes.

I'll post some more updates as I get further down the road but so far, I couldn't be happier with the bike. Let me know if you have any questions and I'll try to provide more information if anyone needs it.

Happy trails!
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