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Service interval, dash display lights at 12,000km. Oil change lights at 6,000km.
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Official Honda Owners Manual English version. ADV350 2025
Similar searches online will bring up the manuals for earlier ADV350 years in English
Similar searches online will bring up the manuals for earlier ADV350 years in English
The photo you attached does look like basically the same rack.
I have also considered just using my Loboo soft roll top bag (instead of the box), from time to time. I'm interested in streamlining the centre of gravity.
I'd try placing the bag along the length of the rack and seat. I think placing it sideways the soft bag structure would drape too much over the sides of the rack.
This might cause chaffing and premature wear of the pvc material against the metal rack at the drape points.
I haven't tried soft bag only, yet. I'll do it when I return to Maesai, perhaps by the end of this week.
I think I recall seeing a nice rack made by Loboo, on Lazada.
A point I will consider is how the bag strap anchor points work out if the bag is positioned length ways rather than sideways.
In fact, even sideways on the rack the top box mounting plate doesn't have slots wide enough for the bag straps to pass through.
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Linking this post here ... regarding ADV350 brake fluid fade.
I rode from Chiang Dao to Wiang Haeng yesterday. The weather conditions were dry and road was good fun.
A downpour at Jao Korn Jerngเ จ้ากอนเจิง tombs thoughly drenched me, as I looked across the border to the Myanmar side and the Ordination Hall which is just visible through the trees in this photo.
I decided to dry off while eating at the excellent Krua Piang Luang Restaurant ร้านครัวเปียงหลวง and was made to feel very welcome by the kind owner and friend of GTR David.
...and this is an early days photo of the kind and welcoming owner.
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A downpour at Jao Korn Jerngเ จ้ากอนเจิง tombs thoughly drenched me, as I looked across the border to the Myanmar side and the Ordination Hall which is just visible through the trees in this photo.
I decided to dry off while eating at the excellent Krua Piang Luang Restaurant ร้านครัวเปียงหลวง and was made to feel very welcome by the kind owner and friend of GTR David.
...and this is an early days photo of the kind and welcoming owner.
Ciao Julian nice fhotos
At Suwarnabumi AirPort they write like this
about tak province and Myanmar
Ready for next meeting ……
At Suwarnabumi AirPort they write like this
about tak province and Myanmar
Ready for next meeting ……
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2 week ago I want to buy Zontes 386 cc.
But i meet Heineken some night ago in Chiang Rai and I ask suggestion because him drive both ADV Honda 350 cc and Xmax Yamaha.
I think is right
Honda and Yamaha can found if need parts every where.
Zontes we don ‘t know
Thank you Heineken
But i meet Heineken some night ago in Chiang Rai and I ask suggestion because him drive both ADV Honda 350 cc and Xmax Yamaha.
I think is right
Honda and Yamaha can found if need parts every where.
Zontes we don ‘t know
Thank you Heineken
I really like the Zontes ADV version...very tempting...but for me it's not quite the time for Zontes due to dealer network and parts availability.
I'd love for this situation to change more quickly.
When I replaced my flood damaged ADV350 I also went to the Zontes dealer in Chiang Rai.
At that time only the Zontes road version was available. Its an impressive bike at a great price. If the Zontes ADV version had been available at that time I think I might well have purchased it (having already owned the ADV350), as a comparison.
However, the more I ride the ADV350 and do rountine maintenance because of the kilometres I am covering, the more the doubt about Zontes parts support and downtime due to parts availability grows.
This is an unfortunate doubt.
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@Ughetto
Routine parts for maintenance...
- Oil and air filters
- Brake pads
- Brake pins and clips that hold the brake pads and the rubber bellows the brake pins pass through.
- sparkplug
- variator set (including oil seals)
- clutch set (including oil seals and o rings)
- drive belt
- front fork spring and oil
- rear shox
There's not much else I can think of. Surely Zontes can get that parts supply together across Thailand?
I think Zontes focus is to perhaps develop the Euro market, which would make sense.
I don't see too many Zontes parts suppliers on Lazada. I buy 99% of my rountine Honda OEM parts on Lazada and they arrive within 72hours.
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I have nothing against Zontes, I havent even ridden one, but I have had a good look over the Zontes 350E and 368 and they look impressive, with alot of accesories that come standard, big TFT colour screen/crash bars/TPMS and some models have built in front/rear cameras.
My concern is parts and service, my ADV350 or Xmax I can go 5km to my local dealer and get a service or repair...................................and resale would be poor in comparison to Honda/Yamaha IMO
My concern is parts and service, my ADV350 or Xmax I can go 5km to my local dealer and get a service or repair...................................and resale would be poor in comparison to Honda/Yamaha IMO