2026 Honda ADV 350

The Honda ADV 350 brings the adventure DNA of the X-ADV into the midsize segment. At the core is the chassis: a 37 mm USD fork from Showa and long-travel rear suspension absorb potholes and gravel roads with equal confidence. With 145 mm of ground clearance, it stands unmatched in this class.

Add to that 48 liters of storage for two helmets, a TFT display with Honda RoadSync, two-stage traction control (switchable), and Smart Key. At 186 kg, the ADV remains manageable enough for city use.

The cockpit display feels somewhat basic compared to newer TFT competitors, and the windscreen is only manually adjustable in four steps, not electronically. Riders who prioritize touring comfort are better off choosing the Forza 350. The ADV is a character scooter for riders who want to combine everyday usability with light off-road capability.

Compared to the Yamaha XMAX 300, the ADV stands out with more suspension travel and off-road capability, while the Yamaha counters with lower weight and a more sporty character. The SYM ADX 300 offers a similar adventure look at a lower price, but falls behind Honda in chassis quality and dealer network. The Aprilia SR GT 400 delivers more displacement and sharper design, but does not match the ADV’s suspension performance.

Technical Specifications – 2026 Honda ADV 350

Engine: Single-cylinder
Displacement: 330 cc
Power: 29 hp
Torque: 32 Nm
Brakes: 256 / 240 mm
Tires: 120/70-15 front, 140/70-14 rear
Seat height: 795 mm
Fuel capacity: 11.7 L
Weight: 186 kg