Year One Of Riding My Honda Cb300r The Up’s & Downs
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2021
- #Motomadness #hondamotorcycles #cb300r
In this video you are taken on a ride, as I review what it’s like to ride my Honda Cb 300r for a full year as I navigate the streets of Brooklyn, NY. As an artist getting out & soaking up some culture is all part of the creative process. This video is part of my life styling playlist. Thanks for watching the video Year One Of Riding My Honda Cb300r The Up’s & Downs...Music by D.riot (take to the sky) Spotify link:
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Unless you’re touring big distances this bike is all you need.
I’ve been through everything including litre bikes, but I’ve come back to smaller capacity because with age comes a certain amount of wisdom.
And the old saying that it’s more fun riding a slow bike fast than a fast bike slow is very true.
I agree 100%…This bike is a blast. Ride safe bro!!
This was a good enjoyable video for me to watch and be reminded about when I started riding motorcycles in 2008. I moved from a 150cc (10hp) to a 250cc (26hp) to a 650cc (80hp) and now I track a 600cc (130 hp) bike. I think that was the perfect way to progress and would 100% recommend others to do the same if they want to develop their skills.
Hey thanks bro..Thats a good transition you had. I agree it is the perfect way to progress and I do plan to upgrade at some point. Curious do you ride on the street also or only track?
Had one of these for about a year, love it around town! Good vid man! Ride safe ✌🏼
Hey thanks bro appreciate that, I’m ready to upgrade in a minute. I see you got some cool videos also. You be safe yourself!
Looks like a great bike. Thank you for the video!
It is a great bike as far as I’m concerned, no regrets on the purchase. Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for the comment.
Great video man! Feeling this will be my first bike too. Just passed my practical test over here in Australia and we gotta do a theory test too before we can ride but very excited.
Thanks bro, It is a great bike. I was excited when I passed my test as well. As a beginner bike it really helps you to learn the fundamentals. Good luck with whatever you purchase & ride safe out there buddy!
Thanks for a tour of the city. You seem like a cool dude. I will be picking up one of these bikes next spring. Stay safe.
Your welcome & thanks I appreciate that. I really love the bike hope you will as well & ride safe also!
I appreciate your comments and logic around purchasing a smaller cc bike. As they say in cycling, ride your own ride.
Exactly! Thanks bro, I’m happy I listened to logic instead of purchasing something above my skill level.
@@Johnelilopez Sis😁😉
Seems like a perfect city bike. Nice vid, ride safe!
It is, not to bad on the highway other than it feels a bit light. I’ll try & thanks for the shout it’s appreciated.
Awesome review! Bout to purchase my first bike either the honda cb 300r or yamaha mt03
Thanks bro…Purchasing your first bike is an exciting time. I was stuck between a couple 300’s myself. Research is key, but at the end its all a personal choice. So good luck & ride safe out there.
Hey great bike! I have a 2019. Just a word of advice, I know, I know, everyone has one....but you leave your blinkers on when you turn often. Could spell disaster if they think you're turning right and they're turning left opposite.
I always welcome constructive advise, you are a 100% correct. Ever since that video I’ve gotten much better at turning it off because i noticed in my regular day to day rides I had that bad habit. Ride safe bro, thanks.
Over 90% of ALL bikes sold in the world are UNDER 250cc's. It's more than enough unless you travel long distances at greater than 50 mph.
Sounds about right, I agree. No regrets on my purchase.
i dont enjoy riding over 70 mph in uk anymore... the wind noise gets on my nerves ..best fun on a winding slower road on a smaller bike.. all my best rides have been 45-60 mph on scenic roads... and i have been around the TT course on a fast bike... the smaller bike just as much fun... stop listening to the hype.. and ride for yourself.. straight off the Bat ...lol
I 100% agree…unless your on a larger cc bike with a wind screen. But that is why I chose this bike for my first bike & it is more fun, you could rip the throttle. Only sometimes you want more power but that’s cool. Thanks for the comment & you ride safe bro!!
I need to travel about 10 mins at 70mph slightly uphill as part of my commute, do you think this bike can handle it?
Yes I think it should be no problem, I’ve never felt this bike struggle, only getting from like 80-90 takes a minute. I think it just depends on if your use to a higher cc bike with a lot of torque, then it might be a change for you.
@@Johnelilopez I see. This would be my first bike ever so I have no reference point. I've also thought of getting a svartpilen 401 instead which has a bit more power, but I really like how the cb300r looks plus the reliability of honda.
@@lazomaniac LMAO That is exactly the dilemma I had before I purchased the Honda. I liked Svartpilen also, plus the Duke 390, BMW 310, Mt 03, Ducati scrambler etc. I went with honda because out of all of them I liked that look the best & Honda’s reliability. But yes do as much research as needed because you have to live with it. This was my first bike also & I don’t regret the purchase at all. Good luck keep me posted.
@@Johnelilopez you know my pain then haha. Thanks for the feedback, I will most likely go for this one.
@@lazomaniac Yeah It's a good problem to have. Your welcome NP & good luck.
What’s the longest ride you’ve ever done on this?
Not too far the longest ride of done is Brooklyn to Bronx I am what you would call a “noob”…lol..This is the first bike Iv’e owned but I do ride often I put about 3,200 miles on this bike, truly love riding.
@@Johnelilopez I plan on upgrading, I had a Honda Grom a few years a go and that was such a fun bike.. I did 29,500 miles ( 47.000km ) on that little thing in a little under 2 years! ( drove roughly 6-8 hours a day during summer months here in Norway ) Haha^^ Glad you like the bike :) I want one too.
@@Hinjima92 29,500 miles…nice!!..Yeah riding is such a fun activity that should be taken serious. It is a great bike but whatever bike you choose will be the right one for you. Thanks for the comment, ride safe bro!!