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Just bought an 1100, its all I can think about now. I wish it was warmer outside though!

got the same bike with regular exhaust, sounds like a moped its great. A lot less noisy that my Japanese super sport bikes

How has it been treating you? I’m debating on getting one. Would upgrading the basic parts make it more reliable?

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What type of visor is this?

If possible could you do the spark plug i would like to change mine

Top bike good all rounder I've had one for 2 years fantastic and easy to maintain,quick enough and economical

New tyre details?

Worst bike ive had to get to the battery but wasn't as bead as i thought

would you recommend this bike for a beginner? i like doing things with my hands and understand from your other video that the bike can need a little attention before being a worthy daily driver, but haven’t done much with bikes or cars to be honest other than maintenance. That being said would you suggest this or another option?

Oil changes are a feeling type thing if you care about the engine. But you have to care. If it says every 4K, you do it 3K because in the end you know you're getting more life out of the bike but it depends on how you ride it. If you don't work your bike hard and granny ride it, then fine wait, but if you are hard on it, change it sooner. I the bike is new, change it sooner. Give it time to break in past 5K and even up to 10K. Most people don't treat cars and bikes with much respect which is why they have problems. Manufacturers make bikes to last, but they don't engineer them to take abuse. Change the oil.

Why is there so much whistle sound? Is the exhaust modified?

Man i love that raw sound

Hows it holding? Worth buying?

How much insurance cost cb300r

How much insurance cost cb300r

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You don't need a helmet or gear either, just don't crash. I'm sure you can match the braking performance of abs in an emergency, car pulling out, sand, tar snakes, oil, etc... Abs takes nothing away it is only a benefit, every new bike should come with it. Keep in mind before moto abs became common there were less people driving distracted looking at phones and center display screens while driving too. Sure you can be safe without abs but will never have the same safety potential/braking consistency as abs with nonperfect roads.

Just done 500 miles in 2 days was a bit out its comfort zone but kept up with all the other bikes.

What s the speed differece noww

always always drill out the nut on the oil drain plug 1/16 dia drill then wire it up after oil filled to frame lug with slot in it. you will never loose your oil plug. to same with filler cap. if you come back to bike and the filler wire is cut . You know someone has tampered with it don't start engine.

I think it sounds great! It's a small 1 cylinder engine not sure what people are expecting from that. I think the Yoshi makes it sound the best of all that I've heard.

I agree. I grew up on manual. It’s what appeals to me about bikes.

I think you should learn how to ride Your riding with a back completely straight Looks really silly tbh Position those legs right to Not making fun of you I know it’s your first bike

My oil stays clean longer bc I change my oil often xD

Great video bro! I'm planning to get a Royal Enfield Classic 350, and all you said makes so much sense. I'm also a car enthusiast and pretty much mechanically inclined but I don't want to start with a bike that I have to get a ton of stuff out of the way to get things done. Already have to do that for my car

There was no truth here. Just "sOmE mOtoRcYcLiSt DoN't KnOw HoW tO sHiFt". Cool story bro. Also; wear some gear.

How you change your oil also matters for those who might have not known. You want your engine at operating temps when you drain your oil so that it drains faster and the debris from your engine will be carried with the oil better.

How often is the oil change? How many kilometers?

Cheap oil lives for 150 motor-hours, the best of the best oil for 300 motor-hours. The average driving speed where I live is 21 mph (34 km/h), so cheap oil isn't working after 3000 miles (5000 km), the best after 6000 miles (10000 km). It's better to buy cheap oil and change more frequently to make sure that all the residue from combustion and friction gets flushed out more often.

with that logic, a good rider doesn't need a seat also, because he can ride while standing on the pegs.

I would do maintenance on my own bike and wish i could, but my dad has more control over my bike than myself, and being the pro rider he is, does the maintenance for me. If i think of it one way, i don't need to bother about my bike. And since i live on dad's money anyway, it's fine. Fun fact: my dad bought me this bike for less than $100 (7000 INR) as a bike with a smoking engine. He changed the piston and gave it to me, but per documents it's still his. The thing is a frikin beast now. Doing a 0 to 60 in 6 seconds, and with his special mileage tuning, I'm getting efficiency of 75 km/l which is unheard of, even among 100 cc commuters here in India. Mine's a 125 cc. Bike name's super splendor by hero honda (honda collaborated with hero to make this but modern iterations are just hero).

Gatekeeping, plain and simple. Terrible advice and outlook on ABS. Keeping new riders safer is always better. If ABS keeps them upright for longer how is that a bad thing? Answer: it's not.

Just did my oil change this past weekend, much needed! 😩

That's like saying someone is a bad driver because they learned on an automatic. If you're defining "skilled" as being able to use old technology, then sure, your point is valid. But if someone has no intention of ever operating a motorcycle without ABS, why would relying on ABS be bad? I mean sure, in theory, it's possible to out-brake ABS, especially in controlled scenarios, but avoiding a crash is ultimately what matters, and having ABS provides peace of mind that riders can avoid locking up their wheels in more dynamic emergency road situations.

After how many miles do you change oil? BTW love the gravel shots. Did you change out your tires for that?

Could you make an installation video

Looks cleaner now

The only thing that was missing in the front

Which lever is this??..m having cb300r ,same as yours ..i wanna bjy it

What intake is that. On my x20 mine says 8M FA. And mine came with a pz20 carb

Good to see you back in action here. How often do you change oil? Per manual or more often?

Awesome

I think you should take a look at your own riding, the speed you're lane splitting at will get you hurt, or worse. I've seen too many videos here on channels like MotoStars of riders getting knocked off because of this. Even an attentive driver checking their mirrors will have a hard time seeing you weaving around at those speeds.

Was that just one cannister of oil even though you had two sitting there in the video?

I was reluctant on getting one of these to use, mainly as a commuter to and from work, but I was worried it would struggle to do highway speeds, but your video proves that it doesn’t struggle at all! I’m sold and will be purchasing a 2025 CB300R in metallic Matt black

Where is this product available?

Product link

Your recoding gears?

This 300cc beast is the real gem 💎