Love this video this is exactly why I want a 300l I live cruising neighborhood in my big wheel 125 2 stroke but being legally allowed on road if I want😍😍
with a dual sport you can go and ride anywhere. Some places better to ride on Sundays when no one is working. I just installer D606 on the rear and MT21 on the front. Huge upgrade over stock 300l tires
So many people dont understand that the stock 50/50 tires are meant to run at 14psi offroad. Try it before u spend $250 on tires that vibrate and make your bike feel like a tank on pavement. A tire gauge and bicycle pump is $15.
@@jamocerwin5841 yes, i looked up the psi version and 1 bar would about 14.5 psi. Thats enough to work good on dirt roads, high enough to not get a pinch flat.
I have the Dunlop D605 on the rear of my CRF 250 L, I wished I had bought the 606. Have a Perelli MT 21 for the front of the 250 L as well. Been thinking about putting it on the 300. But the IRC tires on the 250 F held up so well, I hate to switch them until I really wear them out.
I'm new to the game haven't rode bikes since the '80s. I bought a 300 CRF I took it out today I live in Florida as soon as I hit some sand I dump the bike. I don't remember that back in the day I'm assuming the tires are too small cuz I always used to ride dirt bikes so I need some help. What size tires do I need to get do I have to change the rims as well. Should I let pressure out of the tires. I'm at a loss all I know if it can't do no better than what it did today I'll get rid of the bike. Definitely don't want to I just need some insight please
The dual sports are pretty heavy and don't handle as well as other bikes. I dropped mine several times today on soft ground with the stock tires. I'm thinking upgrading the tires will make a world of difference.I believe the tire sizes are 80/100-21 and 120/80-18
I got a DRZ 400 SM, and I just put my 21 inch rim on the front and 19 on the back, wanted to know what tires you’re running because I just have dirtbike tires on mine I need something that is more Street worthy and adventure worthy
instead of spending cash on exhaust, get yourself a better seat, or at least remove the strap...and move the camera up a little so we can see what you're approaching and how you decide to which line to run
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Bike sounds great, correct new tires make a world of difference.
481 miles on mine so far. Love this bike! Stock tires are no good off road for sure.
Love this video this is exactly why I want a 300l I live cruising neighborhood in my big wheel 125 2 stroke but being legally allowed on road if I want😍😍
Sad to see looks like they're doing the same thing as they are here and Washington just building houses like they're almost glued together
Nice ride along. Glad you are enjoying your 300! I am having a good time with mine.
with a dual sport you can go and ride anywhere. Some places better to ride on Sundays when no one is working.
I just installer D606 on the rear and MT21 on the front. Huge upgrade over stock 300l tires
So many people dont understand that the stock 50/50 tires are meant to run at 14psi offroad. Try it before u spend $250 on tires that vibrate and make your bike feel like a tank on pavement. A tire gauge and bicycle pump is $15.
1 bar?
@@jamocerwin5841 yes, i looked up the psi version and 1 bar would about 14.5 psi. Thats enough to work good on dirt roads, high enough to not get a pinch flat.
I ran those tires down they needed a change either way and it made a huge difference in grip
I have the Dunlop D605 on the rear of my CRF 250 L, I wished I had bought the 606. Have a Perelli MT 21 for the front of the 250 L as well. Been thinking about putting it on the 300. But the IRC tires on the 250 F held up so well, I hate to switch them until I really wear them out.
Great day bro
Bike sounds amazing bud 👍what exhaust is it and what tyres are they?
Cool Video! How is the wet grip on the Street? Thanks for Answer!👍😉
Great video. Love the sound of the bike! What size tire did you put on the front?
What size are your tires. Same as stock or wider/taller ?
Just tell the gaurd you made a wrong turn at Albuquerque!!!😂
This guy sounds too young to get that joke Doc.🐰
I'm new to the game haven't rode bikes since the '80s. I bought a 300 CRF I took it out today I live in Florida as soon as I hit some sand I dump the bike. I don't remember that back in the day I'm assuming the tires are too small cuz I always used to ride dirt bikes so I need some help. What size tires do I need to get do I have to change the rims as well. Should I let pressure out of the tires. I'm at a loss all I know if it can't do no better than what it did today I'll get rid of the bike. Definitely don't want to I just need some insight please
The dual sports are pretty heavy and don't handle as well as other bikes. I dropped mine several times today on soft ground with the stock tires. I'm thinking upgrading the tires will make a world of difference.I believe the tire sizes are 80/100-21 and 120/80-18
@@FAFO_24 thanks for the information..... I've decided to sell the bike I want to get something a little bit smaller and more nimble.
@@jackmewhalle6937 i have the same problem. I wanna buy Honda crf 300 l weight 162 kg wet. I try honda crf 125 f in forrest very good the weight 90 kg
So what kind of tires are they ?
I got a DRZ 400 SM, and I just put my 21 inch rim on the front and 19 on the back, wanted to know what tires you’re running because I just have dirtbike tires on mine I need something that is more Street worthy and adventure worthy
Tires are in the video description
@@motogoon do you know what’s funny is I was about to go back and check it because I figured you would put them in the description lol 😭
Be careful riding in construction areas. There a big no trespassing fine plus you could go to jail and your bike took. Happened to my buddy.
What ? That’s harsh
instead of spending cash on exhaust, get yourself a better seat, or at least remove the strap...and move the camera up a little so we can see what you're approaching and how you decide to which line to run
Construction areas not very smart to ride and lots of nails and screws
What size fr tire do you have.