I love my Rally but let me tell you what I did to get rid of the buffeting at higher speeds. If you want to get rid of the turbulence and buffeting on the 300L Rally... Get a Puig 6319W windscreen extension and you will get approx. 10 MPH faster cruising speeds with the same or even better comfort than without one I promise. I'm 6'1" tall and it works very well for me!
Something lacking as I watched this and gained no value from it. You claim it is not a beginner bike, but part of your decision is based on assuming beginner riders are short ( ). You indicated that because it has more foot peg clearance, that it is designed more for intermediate riders (11:50) You said it (0:52) that it's a joy to ride for any type of riding and you can't even come up with 3 negatives. (7:48) Oh no, preloading is difficult for beginners....just like it is for any other person because of how they designed access to adjusting it. I don't by your tire argument that they are not good for beginners (which you later in the video said were actually good tires), or levers needing to be adjustable LOL. The slipper clutch means your pinky can pull it. How much more comfort can you ask for?? The visor...take it off if it's an issue because the 300L doesn't even come with one, and that bike is a beginner bike, isn't it? Both can add ABS for safety. Not many other options for ABS for beginner bikes. Less powered 230 Kawi has it, but how is less power safer on the roads? Maybe for trails as it is lighter, but that assumption is as basic as your assumption beginners are short, and a tall bike is not for beginners. I could go on, but I'm seeking relevant info.
Charlie, You are riding around under the palms🌴 and I am about to shovel snow under the pines 🌲 🥶
I love my Rally but let me tell you what I did to get rid of the buffeting at higher speeds. If you want to get rid of the turbulence and buffeting on the 300L Rally... Get a Puig 6319W windscreen extension and you will get approx. 10 MPH faster cruising speeds with the same or even better comfort than without one I promise. I'm 6'1" tall and it works very well for me!
I purchased my 2023 Honda CRF300L Rally in June of 2023 here in N.C. I love it.
I think the best part of this bike is the versatility! Looks like a lot of fun!
Great little ADV bikes! Cheers for the up-load 😎👍
Ooooh, you moved where I was born and raised. You’re starting out shooting your video where the Oakley factory is! I miss it but too expensive!
What an insane view
best part of this bike
Hi Great review where are you riding where is this
Thanks! South Orange County, CA
Where is that? Cool you can ride in the fire roads
Out by Mecca, CA
Le has Puesto amortiguador mejor?
If Honda would build it with a durable 400ish cc motor it would be perfect..
With the 550 Performance Big Bore kit, its faster than a stock 450l.
@@airadaimagery692 the 450l is made for offroad
@@leeinwis I think they mean the 450RL.
cost as much as a dr650
Something lacking as I watched this and gained no value from it. You claim it is not a beginner bike, but part of your decision is based on assuming beginner riders are short ( ). You indicated that because it has more foot peg clearance, that it is designed more for intermediate riders (11:50) You said it (0:52) that it's a joy to ride for any type of riding and you can't even come up with 3 negatives. (7:48) Oh no, preloading is difficult for beginners....just like it is for any other person because of how they designed access to adjusting it. I don't by your tire argument that they are not good for beginners (which you later in the video said were actually good tires), or levers needing to be adjustable LOL. The slipper clutch means your pinky can pull it. How much more comfort can you ask for?? The visor...take it off if it's an issue because the 300L doesn't even come with one, and that bike is a beginner bike, isn't it? Both can add ABS for safety. Not many other options for ABS for beginner bikes. Less powered 230 Kawi has it, but how is less power safer on the roads? Maybe for trails as it is lighter, but that assumption is as basic as your assumption beginners are short, and a tall bike is not for beginners. I could go on, but I'm seeking relevant info.