🏍️ My ADV160 Journey — FBU7260K

Introduction

Welcome to my personal blog for my motorbike, the Honda ADV160, plate number FBU7260K. This space is where I share my riding experiences, mods, maintenance log, and more. Whether you’re considering an ADV160 or just love bikes, I hope this gives you some inspiration.

🔧 Bike Overview

• Model: Honda ADV160

• Plate Number: FBU7260K

• Engine: 157cc, 4-stroke, single-cylinder

• Transmission: CVT

• Fuel System: PGM-FI (Fuel Injection)

• Top Speed: 125 km/h (GPS), 140 km/h (speedometer)

• Color: Originally White, now Red

• Modifications:

  • SP Takegawa Sports Exhaust (Stock Look)

  • RGB Underglow Lighting
    
    

🛣️ Why I Chose the ADV160

I chose the ADV160 for its perfect mix of urban agility and rugged looks. It’s a reliable machine for both daily commutes and chill weekend rides. Key reasons I love this bike:

✅ Comfortable upright riding position
✅ Good fuel economy
✅ Sleek adventure design
✅ Smooth CVT transmission
✅ Roomy underseat storage
✅ Easy to modify and maintain

🗺️ Ride to Thailand 🇹🇭

One of my proudest moments with FBU7260K was riding all the way to Thailand. It was an unforgettable journey filled with scenic views, border checkpoints, and lots of memories. The ADV160 handled the long-distance ride like a champ — reliable, fuel-efficient, and comfortable even over long hours.

I’ll be sharing photos and highlights of the trip just below in the Gallery section, so scroll down and check them out!

🏍️ Riding Experience

Riding the ADV160 has been a joy. The CVT transmission makes it super smooth in traffic, and the taller ride height gives great visibility on the road. It's nimble, stable, and stylish.

Highlights:

• City Rides: Easy handling, smooth throttle

• Rainy Weather: Stable grip and predictable braking

• Night Rides: RGB underglow adds a cool vibe

• Long-Distance: Comfortable and fuel-efficient for touring

• Sound: Takegawa exhaust keeps it sporty without being too loud
  
  

📷 Gallery

(Scroll down to see photos of the bike, mods, and my ride to Thailand!)