I'd suggest you get a set of longer bolts and try raising the ADV by adding washers between the top and bottom halfes of the ADV through the longer bolts.
What you'll be doing is leaving to ADV functioning,but delaying when it "Fully" engages on braking.
Race tech does this with their kits.
The key here is to "Change your fliuids when you're supposed to" and the ADV won't stick.
The early year bikes had o-rings that could stick,but Honda changed them at one point so that doesn't happen any longer if fluids are changed.
(part number was superseded at one point,but no longer is shown in the fiche as superseded)
Why do so many think "Disable the ADV" is the only thing to do?.
Some salesman started the chicken little thing about the ADV to sell his wares and some sucked it up with a straw.Same guy claimed it was the cause of left fork seals to leak,And we know that turned out to be egg on his face too.lol
Clean brake fluid will keep it from sticking!
My bike has 93K on it and it's ADV still works fine.
I had tried the plastic spacer and it sucked when I'd hit the brakes from nose dive.I took it out and the bike was normal again.I did the same test twice with two years in between to see if I might change my mind?---Nope same results-didn't like the nose dive. I have progressive springs too.
So everyone has to try different things to see what YOU the rider likes or doesn't like.No one can tell you it's a "One size fits all".