2023 CFMoto 300NK | First Ride - mCDr 099

Release 99 - The Old Guys Journey to ride and film every bike continues with the 2023 CFMoto 300NK! No Film Crew, No Prep and No BS! Just a few minutes to look at the basic specs and hit the road on a bike I've never ridden and sharing my thoughts! Share the experience with me as we learn about what this bike is like to ride! Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments!
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Specs
Engine: 292cc Single
Horsepower: 29bhp
Torque: 18ft lbs
Wet Weight: 333lbs
MSRP when New: $4,199
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[@user-vg4iw4yh4q]

I got an nk300 because it was small and easy to deal with moving around in the garage and is perfect for local rides anytime I want to go out and have a little fun. It is a great complement to my touring bike but on an everyday basis it is the go to bike. I have also ridden it on the highway where it will go 70+ all day long and 88+mpg. I can't say enough good things about it. I think everybody needs one

[@MotorcycleDemoRiders]

Thank you for sharing your experience with it. I love bikes like this! They are so much fun to ride and yes also much easier to move around in the garage.

[@griff7486]

I plan on getting this bike it’s on sale for 3k. I’m 5-10 135lb. Most small bikes I get on fly because I’m so small. I had an 05 500 ninja. It was heavy as hell and topped out at 120. Just looking for a fun bike to go back and forth to work and around town

[@MotorcycleDemoRiders]

Good bike for msrp but for 3k is a great deal! At your weight yeah it would move quite well I'm sure you will enjoy it very much for what your planning to use it for. Would love to hear your experience if you buy it. Appreciate you for taking the time to share. Stay safe

[@stephanerheaume2435]

i just ssold my duke 200 2022 for the nk300 2023. i just wanted a little bit more on the highway for a lower rpm. i had all kind of bike by the past. now i just want a light bike, that wont brake the bank in insurance, and registration ( over in quebec city over 400cc its 650$ a year)

[@MotorcycleDemoRiders]

Solid reason to do an upgrade! Great little commuter. I've enjoyed it very much. Thanks for sharing your feelings. Stay safe

[@JessicaSimonson1976]

Insurance on a 450SS is 27.00 in Wisconsin per month.

[@alexmitros3873]

What's the rpm at 120km?

[@MotorcycleDemoRiders]

7000rpm at 75mph in 6th gear. Had a few thousand left to go in the rev range.

[@JessicaSimonson1976]

I never liked the idea of messing with manufacturer tune and specs.....outside of exhaust. If a bike takes longer to accelerate you will get killed on a Wisconsin Hwy. Though posted speed limit is 70 people often doing 90-100 which pushes me to ride about 95mph on my bike ro stay ahead of traffic. People tend to be crazy drivers.

[@MotorcycleDemoRiders]

I can respect that mindset and understand your thoughts on it. For me changing the sprocket sizes to suit your needs is something I have done on every bike I've ever owned. For the 300NK I would prefer personally to sit at a lower RPM at whatever speed I'm at. It would add maybe a second to the 0 to 60 time but the benefits for my ride would out way the loses. Wouldn't be the same way for everyone. I've also done the reverse by going for faster acceleration and less top speed. Just depends on how I want the bike to feel. The 450SS/NK for example really doesn't need any gearing changes but I'm still going to go with a 44 in the rear to get a little more acceleration. Just me personally. Always love having the dialog with you and hearing your thoughts. I know how those Wisconsin Hwy's can be. Greatly appreciate you for taking your time to share!

[@ropeyzkittlez9703]

id never ride on highway unless in a large group