As an owner, I'd say they really are amazing value for money. Better suspension than the Honda as standard and parts are so much cheaper too. Lack of a fuel gauge is my only real complaint. I've beat it to death and even drowned it but she just keeps going. Perhaps not so good for distance work but I just also bought the CF Moto 450MT so now hopefully have pretty much all bases covered.
That’s great to hear and the CF moto is a bike I also need to ride. Thanks for the feedback I think everyone would like to know from a owners perspective 👍
@@MusicMath123 Depends on your usage. The The Voge is lighter and so better on "gnarly" tracks but the CF Moto is better/faster for distance. Both bikes will do road and off road but the Voge is more dirt biased and the CF more Road biased. Having said that. of their type/engine size, both are the best option within their class. If I had to sell one and keep the other. I'd keep the CF Moto.
Fantastic value, I know Nathan the postman speaks highly of them, most people are put off because they’re Chinese and don’t know the long term outcome. I think there a very capable bike for what they are. Affordable and fun. 👍🏍️💨💨
The 411 is a great adventure bike but ride totally different to the VOGE 300 me personally if I had to pick between them I would choose the VOGE but it would depend on ultimately want you want the bike for
Hy mate I prefer my Freewind. 25kg more, but 50HP. AND.... If i need spare parts, i get them same day. I am skeptic about the reliability. Who cares about 4k if that thing fell apart after 20k kilometers. By the way. I am also not a fan of the 300Rally plastictoys. On every hill these things are coughing to go up. Spend 2 Grand more and buy the new Himi like u did. My 50 cents.
That’s interesting to hear, of course the Himi is perfect for what I need it for. But as a greenlane muncher I like this bike. I’ve been following guys that have been riding a lot of miles on this bike and have had little issues. Ive never ride a Freewind but if you can get parts it’s got to be a bonus 👍
I beg to differ as a owner plus having had motocross bikes, Maico 440, RM's KTM 990 adventure etc. I went to the ABR festival this year on mine loaded up went round the off road coarse rode it hard and went up the Expert big hill 2nd gear no problem at all oh and I have riden the Kove 450 a mates .. value for money these Voge rally 300 are great definitely don't knock them remember the Japanese bikes of the 70's?? A lot is down to the rider.
As an owner, I'd say they really are amazing value for money. Better suspension than the Honda as standard and parts are so much cheaper too. Lack of a fuel gauge is my only real complaint. I've beat it to death and even drowned it but she just keeps going.
Perhaps not so good for distance work but I just also bought the CF Moto 450MT so now hopefully have pretty much all bases covered.
This year's model has been given a clock and a fuel gauge :)
That’s great to hear and the CF moto is a bike I also need to ride. Thanks for the feedback I think everyone would like to know from a owners perspective 👍
Hi. What is the difference between Voge and CF 450MT? I am looking to buy one of them and Voge has much better price...? tnx
@@MusicMath123 Depends on your usage. The The Voge is lighter and so better on "gnarly" tracks but the CF Moto is better/faster for distance. Both bikes will do road and off road but the Voge is more dirt biased and the CF more Road biased. Having said that. of their type/engine size, both are the best option within their class. If I had to sell one and keep the other. I'd keep the CF Moto.
Always an honest review!
Thansk buddy much appreciated 👍🏍️💨💨💨
Great value aren’t they . 2 grand less than the CRF as well . Nathan the postman really rates them , nice video thanks
Fantastic value, I know Nathan the postman speaks highly of them, most people are put off because they’re Chinese and don’t know the long term outcome. I think there a very capable bike for what they are. Affordable and fun. 👍🏍️💨💨
Enjoyed watching that mate .Tbh they look really attractive. ....4 grand brand new !?..
Thanks buddy, yes 4K brand new and because they’ve been out a year or so they probably cheap second hand now
Great video Simon.
Thanks
Great review Simon. How do you rate it vs the Himalayan 411?
The 411 is a great adventure bike but ride totally different to the VOGE 300 me personally if I had to pick between them I would choose the VOGE but it would depend on ultimately want you want the bike for
i have yet to meet an unhappy owner - that says it all
That’s interesting to know 👍
and how many is that? two?
Interesting but think I would definitely need more than 1 bike in the garage if I bought this… 🧐
Great point!
Doesn’t that depend on your needs?
How heavy are you? There is no noticeable sag when I get on my Voge and I’m far from light.
I’m nearly 14 stone. I rode the tenere 700 before this and that was a tall bike this one had more movement in the rear shock
19” rear wheel? Mine has an 18”.
Sorry I don’t know why I said 19 it is a 18
Hy mate
I prefer my Freewind. 25kg more, but 50HP.
AND.... If i need spare parts, i get them same day. I am skeptic about the reliability. Who cares about 4k if that thing fell apart after 20k kilometers.
By the way. I am also not a fan of the 300Rally plastictoys. On every hill these things are coughing to go up.
Spend 2 Grand more and buy the new Himi like u did.
My 50 cents.
That’s interesting to hear, of course the Himi is perfect for what I need it for. But as a greenlane muncher I like this bike. I’ve been following guys that have been riding a lot of miles on this bike and have had little issues. Ive never ride a Freewind but if you can get parts it’s got to be a bonus 👍
Your 50 cents is wrong.
I beg to differ as a owner plus having had motocross bikes, Maico 440, RM's KTM 990 adventure etc. I went to the ABR festival this year on mine loaded up went round the off road coarse rode it hard and went up the Expert big hill 2nd gear no problem at all oh and I have riden the Kove 450 a mates .. value for money these Voge rally 300 are great definitely don't knock them remember the Japanese bikes of the 70's??
A lot is down to the rider.
These Chinese bikes are certainly holding up in todays market
On price I can’t fault it and long term theses bike are holding up fine
So basically its a cheap kawasaki klx 300 rally version.
I’ve never riden the KLX but it’s a fun bike for the money