I'm a 6ft1 tall male (21yrs old) and ride a CBR300R. It's bigger than the R3 or Ninja 300 so as an entry level bike this was the best option for me. I don't think it's too small for me.
I had CBR 600RR as my 1st bike and I sold it due to very high insurance and this year I am getting CBR 300R. Insurance 3 times cheaper and I like how it handles. I do t need all that power as 600 had.
DJRICKYDEEUK nothing, I just felt like commenting something as stupid as you did🤷🏽♂️ it's like when mustang and camaro fanboys talk about how shitty each other's cars are when in reality they're both fantastic vehicles.
@@v710k You are the one who is stupid. I'm just stating a fact, the flies were all over the bike. Maybe you're blind and stupid? life is short, at the end of the day it's all about buying what you like and want.
The reviewer in this video is around 5'4" and a riding instructor and she considered it short enough for her and suitable for a beginner. You should go to a dealership and sit on a few bikes to see how they fit. Here's a series we did on buying the right motorcycle and gear. th-cam.com/play/PLeK8noiYjpnyoA0tBcPTB2jYrCzKDPe77.html
@@matthewholmes7597 Im fine,,, and I did have the 300 R until 1 year ago. I found that as I got a bit older...my hip started to ache (alot) while riding so after about 30 min I would have to get off to stretch. So I ended up trading the "WeeBR" for a used Yamaha 950 Bolt which I find quite comfortable to ride. The Bolt is the 1st Cruiser I have had since 1982.
I am the opposite of whom she thinks the bike is for. I have one. 50 years of experience, raced, had goldwings,...6'3" tall and a Guy. Light Bikes are fun for all.
I wish I rather bought another kind of bike. These are nice when they are one month old, but after that it starts falling apart. See my video response here: th-cam.com/video/phtsRSawtsA/w-d-xo.html
Far more than just an entry level bike.. this is a pretty sophisticated bike suitable for long term ownership.
I'm a 6ft1 tall male (21yrs old) and ride a CBR300R. It's bigger than the R3 or Ninja 300 so as an entry level bike this was the best option for me. I don't think it's too small for me.
That's good to hear - thanks for putting that out there.
Motorcycle Experience msrp?
thanks also im 6'1 also and plan on getting the same bike you have in 2 months.
you definitely won't regret it!
cant wait to show it off in the city
Appreciate the honest review
Cleveland Cycle Works makes a great lil bobber. makes for a fun commuter scoot.
Getting to really like my CBR 300.
Same I love mine I have the 2019 and it so nice
@ Rumor has it they spent about 20 minutes designing that exhaust, coffee break included.
love how light and nimble the 300r is!
Most 300cc bikes are fairly light. Kinda obvious when compared to 1000-1340 cc
My buddy loves his, and he’s about 6’3”, 240lbs
Waiting for this bike in india
I had CBR 600RR as my 1st bike and I sold it due to very high insurance and this year I am getting CBR 300R. Insurance 3 times cheaper and I like how it handles. I do t need all that power as 600 had.
Did you buy 1 ? How are you getting on with it
I like this video and the bike. What is the location of the video ? Thanks, good work.
Hi there, thanks for watching! We shoot the majority of our road tests in Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada.
@@MotorcycleExperience lovely spot
Bike looked so good even the flies were all over it.
DJRICKYDEEUK *owns a moped*
DJRICKYDEEUK nothing, I just felt like commenting something as stupid as you did🤷🏽♂️ it's like when mustang and camaro fanboys talk about how shitty each other's cars are when in reality they're both fantastic vehicles.
@@v710k You are the one who is stupid. I'm just stating a fact, the flies were all over the bike. Maybe you're blind and stupid? life is short, at the end of the day it's all about buying what you like and want.
Wow she was honest unlike other females on that show. Thank you for that.
All of CBR 300R is good except the silencer
If the silencer could be more sportier or good looking it would have been great
I'm 5'5'' . I'm just starting to learn how to ride a bike. Is this bike the best choice for me? I wonder a lot about its weight, and height. Thanks
The reviewer in this video is around 5'4" and a riding instructor and she considered it short enough for her and suitable for a beginner. You should go to a dealership and sit on a few bikes to see how they fit. Here's a series we did on buying the right motorcycle and gear. th-cam.com/play/PLeK8noiYjpnyoA0tBcPTB2jYrCzKDPe77.html
You will have no issues with weight or height. I too am 5"5'
@@matthewholmes7597 Im fine,,, and I did have the 300 R until 1 year ago. I found that as I got a bit older...my hip started to ache (alot) while riding so after about 30 min I would have to get off to stretch. So I ended up trading the "WeeBR" for a used Yamaha 950 Bolt which I find quite comfortable to ride. The Bolt is the 1st Cruiser I have had since 1982.
I like very mutch this bike
I am the opposite of whom she thinks the bike is for. I have one. 50 years of experience, raced, had goldwings,...6'3" tall and a Guy. Light Bikes are fun for all.
I wish I rather bought another kind of bike. These are nice when they are one month old, but after that it starts falling apart. See my video response here:
th-cam.com/video/phtsRSawtsA/w-d-xo.html
2:13 light out
Nope. The other light is the high beam.
Am I the only one who sees her headlight is out? 😂
no. others saw it. that is the design.