Greetings, As always another brilliant detailed video production 🇺🇸🍾🎉🇺🇸 Would you provide me with the link to purchase the battery, and keep producing more videos about the CRF mods. Does the battery comes already charged?
Great video as usual. I have no doubt that the crf is a good reliable bike, but the 24' refreshed klx for me , hand's down a better looking bike. I've tested both bike's and personally the klx for me takes the lead. A friend of mine went to a kawi dealer and they had 3 new 24' klx's come in , and they are already sold. My current bike is my trusty drz 400. But i will be adding the 24' klx to my garage. P.s. when do you think you will be doing a review between the crf and klx?
I like the KLX especially the 24 but picked a CRF due to looks , fuel gauge, and aftermarket parts availability. Can't beat the Honda engine also. I do like Kawasaki though. Love my KX250.
I won’t ride a Kawasaki. My last name is Hirasaki and I don’t think it’s funny. But if the Kawashima’s wanted to trade the first 3 letters of our names, I’d ride a Kawasaki. Then I could tell the girls it’s my company, show them my ID, and let the good times roll!
Suspension not even close, CRF is super soft! But, regardless of what torque & hp specs are between the 2 bikes. The CRF is very close to the stock bottom end power of the DRZ. I love the bottom end power, much better than the KLX! KLX a little stronger on top rpm’s. The CRF feels much lighter & more nimble than the DRZ.
@@kcoutside7143 I'm assuming you had the S model DRZ that is down on power. Here in Australia we can still buy the E model with around 45 HP so pretty sure there would be no power comparison between the 300L and DRZ. It's interesting your thoughts around the weight as they are both similar on paper. Time will tell if the CRF is as robust as the DRZ in years to come.
I don't own a crf I only tested the crf 300L. But I agree with KC, if you keep the DRZ 400 stock they are very close in torque and power. The suspension on the Suzuki is day and night better then the Honda. On my last DRZ I had over 60k miles on it before a garbage truck ran over it at a parking lot. I do own a new DRZ now. I did a few mods like gas tank, muffler, the 3x3 mods, tires, etc and a few cosmetic changes, with the mods it has substantial more power. For me the DRZ does everything well, it's the ultimate dual sport in my opinion. It has never left me stranded. I've done numerous 3k+ trips without any issues. Never did I ever have to take my DRZ to the shop. Anyway sorry for the rant, as you can tell, I'm a big fan of the DRZ 😁
@@kcoutside7143 If you do wind up selling it- I would be interested in buying! Looking for a dirt bike to ride with my three sons, and I think the KLX300 would fit my needs. Rented a KLX230R recently, but it was just a tad small for me. I'm up in the Chicago south burbs and wiling to travel to grab a good bike.
Greetings,
As always another brilliant detailed video production 🇺🇸🍾🎉🇺🇸
Would you provide me with the link to purchase the battery, and keep producing more videos about the CRF mods.
Does the battery comes already charged?
It does come charged. Rockymountainatvmc.com part#133353001 it looks as though it is currently out of stock.
Great video as usual. I have no doubt that the crf is a good reliable bike, but the 24' refreshed klx for me , hand's down a better looking bike. I've tested both bike's and personally the klx for me takes the lead. A friend of mine went to a kawi dealer and they had 3 new 24' klx's come in , and they are already sold. My current bike is my trusty drz 400. But i will be adding the 24' klx to my garage. P.s. when do you think you will be doing a review between the crf and klx?
I like the KLX especially the 24 but picked a CRF due to looks , fuel gauge, and aftermarket parts availability. Can't beat the Honda engine also. I do like Kawasaki though. Love my KX250.
I won’t ride a Kawasaki. My last name is Hirasaki and I don’t think it’s funny.
But if the Kawashima’s wanted to trade the first 3 letters of our names, I’d ride a Kawasaki.
Then I could tell the girls it’s my company, show them my ID, and let the good times roll!
I had that battery in my BMW 650 scooter and it lasted over 6 years and still working.
What are your thoughts comparing the 300L to your old DRZ400?
Suspension not even close, CRF is super soft! But, regardless of what torque & hp specs are between the 2 bikes. The CRF is very close to the stock bottom end power of the DRZ. I love the bottom end power, much better than the KLX! KLX a little stronger on top rpm’s. The CRF feels much lighter & more nimble than the DRZ.
@@kcoutside7143 I'm assuming you had the S model DRZ that is down on power. Here in Australia we can still buy the E model with around 45 HP so pretty sure there would be no power comparison between the 300L and DRZ. It's interesting your thoughts around the weight as they are both similar on paper. Time will tell if the CRF is as robust as the DRZ in years to come.
I don't own a crf I only tested the crf 300L. But I agree with KC, if you keep the DRZ 400 stock they are very close in torque and power. The suspension on the Suzuki is day and night better then the Honda. On my last DRZ I had over 60k miles on it before a garbage truck ran over it at a parking lot. I do own a new DRZ now. I did a few mods like gas tank, muffler, the 3x3 mods, tires, etc and a few cosmetic changes, with the mods it has substantial more power. For me the DRZ does everything well, it's the ultimate dual sport in my opinion. It has never left me stranded. I've done numerous 3k+ trips without any issues. Never did I ever have to take my DRZ to the shop. Anyway sorry for the rant, as you can tell, I'm a big fan of the DRZ 😁
Definitely the S model! I am also a huge DRZ fan, I spent 20yrs. On them, I still miss the one I parted with 2years ago! Great input! Thank you!
What model shorai battery is it. Im going to install on a 23’ honda crf300 rally. Thanks
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Did you get rid of the KLX?
Still have it , I need to do some comparison videos CRF vs. KLX , then possibly put up for sale later this year.
@@kcoutside7143 If you do wind up selling it- I would be interested in buying! Looking for a dirt bike to ride with my three sons, and I think the KLX300 would fit my needs. Rented a KLX230R recently, but it was just a tad small for me. I'm up in the Chicago south burbs and wiling to travel to grab a good bike.