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Hello. I’m a Honda dealership mechanic in East Tennessee. I just watched this video and wanted to comment my experience. I actually had the chance to assemble a 300L and a cbr300 on the same day last month at work. I remember doing them both at the same time and doing the test ride around our dealership at work back to back. I remember telling my coworkers that the 300L felt so much better just riding it around the lot at work after riding the cbr300. I was a motocross rider 20 years ago amd my last bike was a CBR600r about 10 years ago. The 300L just “felt good”. Plus the model I assembled had ABS. Granted at work a test ride is basically just a few trips around the lot and burnishing the brakes, the fit of the bike made me think twice about it. And as of the summer 21, we have only gotten 2 of the 300L in stock and they sold fast. I love the user display on the bars and the height of the bike. It feels more like a dirt bike to me than a street bike. I would recommend going and giving one a test ride!

@ricksadler797

2 жыл бұрын

How does the Royal engfield Himalayan compare to the 300l

@girishs1755

2 жыл бұрын

@@ricksadler797 300L is magnitudes better than Himalayan. No comparison. Take power or weight or handling or...reliability, Honda is the clear winner.

@TheHemiphil81

2 жыл бұрын

I live in Knoxville Tennessee and I have looked everywhere for the 300 l and would love to have one.

@drewx420

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheHemiphil81 yep same ive been looking all over up to 16 hours away. I dont know about putting a deposit down at the dealership when locally they dont even know the date they are getting them ordered and instock ..nevermind never being able to sit on one or test drive it .

@whittyg2010

2 жыл бұрын

@@girishs1755 300L seat height is considerably higher than Himalayan tho isn’t it? Himalayan is at pretty much max height for me so 300 seemed out of the list option

My 300L is coming 8/30 and can’t wait, but I have to. Haven’t rode in almost 40 years but this bike is perfect for me to start riding again in my retirement. Your review was one of the best I’ve seen just subscribed.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Nice! its a really solid do it all bike I think you will love it. Also thanks for the complement about my review.

@57Jimmy

2 жыл бұрын

I hear ya on the 40 yrs! I’m almost 64 and...not to boast...walked in to Honda in NanImo BC, slapped down some money and two days later picked up my CRF300L with a skid plate and rear rack put on! I was looking for the Yam KT250 (first bike 1973 Yam 175 Enduro) but nada, nowhere! Glad I moved over to the Honda. Taking getting used to seat height mainly just from being off-bike for so long and a tad anxious about what the heck did I just do! Lol My 73/175 had a jake brake which was awesome. This one has a similar ‘engine brake’ that kicks in whenever letting throttle go. Weird when you want to coast down a slight slope so be ready for that. Now I just use ‘Mexican Overdrive’ when coasting! Have only put 10Km on it getting it home but I am thrilled with the thought of hitting the trails! Oh, mine is the red colour option!🤣👨🏻‍🦳

@markgosser9578

2 жыл бұрын

@@57Jimmy two days, nice! I’ve been waiting three months and that’s if it actually comes in 8/30. I’m feeling a little anxiety as well but I think after I start riding again it will go away. I was hoping to get the red one as well.

@57Jimmy

2 жыл бұрын

@@markgosser9578 What area are you from? Canada? USA? Elsewhere?🇨🇦

@markgosser9578

2 жыл бұрын

@@57Jimmy Delaware USA.

I’ve seen a lot of reviews of this bike but yours is amazing, thank you!!! Complete, honnest and far from being boring 😃 just ordered the bike last week and really hope i’ll get it soon as i can’t wait to enjoy it!! Will keep on watching great videos and dream in the meanwhile 😆😆

Now officially riding my 300L. Can't get enough. Lovin it!

Absolutely fantastic review! The quality and entertainment value of your review is second to none. As a very happy teen who grew up with a Honda 125 cc enduro in the late 70's, I could never shake that unmistakable feeling of freedom along with all of the great memories, that my little Honda facilitated. After a significant riding hiatus, I am finally looking at resurrecting that wonderful 2 wheel riding experience & picking up my first motorcycle in over 40 years. More specifically, I have my eye on an adventure bike, likely a 2023 Honda Transalp 750, pending its availability. To add to the enjoyment & riding experience, I also want my 20 year old son, who has never owned or operated a motorcycle, to join me, mostly on off road & single track riding. For a first or beginner bike, it seems the Honda CRF300L along with some riding lessons, is just about the perfect place to start.

Great work on the video! I am a relatively new rider. I had been looking at the dual sport world and as you know the market has been absolutely crazy. Any used bikes that are for sale are going for near new prices. I had been debating between a used KLX250, Yamaha XT250, or KLX230. I then saw the release of the CRF300L back in January and immediately said that would be the perfect bike for me. So I put a deposit down and waited and waited and waited. It got to the point that I almost took the money back and went the expensive used route. But finally after 4 months delays my bike came in. I agree with all of your review. It’s a great bike that isn’t perfect in one thing but it’s truly a blank canvas bike that you tweak to what suits you best in your type of riding. Thanks again.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome that you got one. I actually commented back to this comment when I was on vacation but I guess it never posted.

This is one of the most useful clips about the 300L thank you! I’ve recently done a lot of off-road training on my Africa Twin, which was fantastic, but of course it’s tall and heavy and takes two to lift upright when it falls awkwardly. This 300L is top of my list and your review has really helped answer many questions I had. I’m heading down to my Honda dealership next week with my negotiating hat on!

Thank you for your videos man. Excellent editing, quality, and content. Been on the fence about which model to get and went through the exact train of thought you had during this series. I was on the fence but contacted a local dealer tonight that should have 3 in stock. Fingers crossed I’m out there shredding with the best of y’all by Sunday. Can’t wait to start riding again.. been a while. Take care bro!

@mattyboycodm5591

10 ай бұрын

Did you ever get that bike?

I just bought one and am on the way to go pick it up! Listening to reviews on the way and all are super positive so far with the typical same drawbacks that you mentioned.

It makes me feel like i am 16 again but i can drive it on the street. i love it

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

👍

Great video. I just got 2 of these for me and my son. First bike I have ever owned and after 3 months we love them. Your video really helps a novice like me know what to expect out of the bike. Great job!!

Great video man, love how thorough you are! Keep it up

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks again and thanks for the comment.

Love the review!! I'm 67 and my last bike was 87 CR 500 which I loved. But thinking that this Dual Sport will do the trick. Keep up with reviews! ✌️👍

@bige8496

2 жыл бұрын

67 years old and 87 CR 500..Nice, Bad Ass Bike Hands Down...Your a Local Legend👍👍......I'm 55 and I ride a KLR650 and I think I'm Cool for my Age...lol...

I've had my 300L here in southern Ontario since May, I really enjoyed your review.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man, and you are one of the lucky ones to get one first.

@jeffmunro7638

2 жыл бұрын

Trenton?

I bought a used DRZ400 this past spring to get back into riding after 10 years but I really considered a new 300L however didn't because of the delay to get one. A co-worker got one and loves it. I am really thinking about one for next spring if they can actually get some here as I would really like fuel injection and a 6th gear! Thanks for the great video!

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@GallicGarlic

2 жыл бұрын

Best dual-sport ever? Are you joking? We had better bikes .. like 40 yr ago ..

@jimbo4203

2 жыл бұрын

I like Honda's, but im a big guy . 6' 3' 230 lbs the klx crf 250 and 300 ,s are just to slow . My 93 xr 600 was about perfect. It and my 05 400 exc could hit 90 mph with me on it

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

@@GallicGarlic Did you see my new video on the Yoshimura exhaust? I am ripping through single trail, this bike handles it so easily. Those older dual shock rears where the worst for offroad. Look how balanced this bike is: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fnquwdRqfc3FopM.html

@hardtack8776

2 жыл бұрын

#32 Like 👍

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

@@hardtack8776 the video is already on line 1,600.

Great reviews. I've been watching all of your 300L videos along with a bunch of others on KZread and you've pretty much convinced me to go with the 300L (or Rally) rather than get something used like 250 or DRZ. I rode a bike 25 years ago but now looking for something to ride casually on the weekend on simple trails and gravel roads with some friends who mostly ride big slow quads.

@dougiequick1

2 жыл бұрын

I was in the same boat I agonized but finally went for KTM690...a LOT more money but so incredible! I just did not want to end up bored...I wanted to ride with local off-road clubs and fit in....I don't recall seeing any of these in 250s or 300s so far...no KLRs d rarely even DRZ...Maybe because there is typically high speed highway sections getting there and then many miles of serious "truck trails"/fire roads ....something else that does not work well is the huge displacement adventure bikes....basically it leaves 450 to 890 bikes with good power and handling Seen a number of other 690 enduros, lately more and more 700 Teneres and 890ktms and typically a couple bikes such as the KTM EXC (350-500) or CRF450RL ...those bike haul butt on the rough dirt sections but they are not much fun at all on highway sections! The 700s and 890s are wonderful on the highway and apparently other than being a bit more tiring they handle the off-road really well indeed! I am constantly amazed because they are like 100llbs more than my 690....the 690 is sort of right in between the 450/500 singles and the 700-890 twins...mainly just lacks a windshield to be nice on the highway....good luck though

@dougiequick1

2 жыл бұрын

Oh and the economy bikes that I have seen several do quite well with us believe it or not is the venerable old XR650L...Always seems to be older ones even though brand new are identical to 20 years old....Those old bikes have the power and are still light enough to handle decently with good tires...and a good rider though seat height is up there a ways! I hear they are like bullet proof too...I actually bought an old one but then I got the KTM so I quit riding it...Thing'll do almost 100mph! I never have taken it on a run with the club but I bought some new knobbies for the old girl (2005 with 1600 original miles!) so I do plan on at least trying it once ....I would try a 300 too...IF it had suspension

Have ridden sportsbikes for 30 years but I'm a beginner on dual-sport. Have considered the 300L before seeing your review. Thank you

Fantastic review. I agree with you 100% I've had my 300 long enough for the rear tire to basically be almost bald. In a couple of days I'm installing the Motoz Ralls on the rear and a Pirelli MT21 Rally on the front. It'll be a pretty serious tire upgrade. Both are 10-20/80-90% road/offroad. I had a KTM 690 Enduro R which I sold in favor of the CRF300L and I don't regret it. The 690 was 50 lbs heavier and had way more power than I needed for off road riding. I also have a KTM 390 Adventure for those days I'll mostly be on road but still want the option to explore any dirt road I come across. I was one of the lucky ones who found my 300 a day or two after I started looking. Prefect timing.Thanks for sharing. Subbed.

I went to my local honda store to order one. The salesman said October, mabye. I offered to put a deposit down and he said theyre not taking deposits incase it blows out to next year. Keep up the inspiring videos . Cheers mate. Brian from Australia.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Brain man thanks for the support, watching and commenting. I feel like of I didn't live here I would love to love there, seems you guys have tons of cool places to ride. I don't watch many channels but that I follow all the time is from Australia. I hope you get one man, so you can enjoy some fun dual sport life!

What’s happening! I did a double take and had to hit rewind when I heard my name! 😀 Great video! Lots of useful and truthful info. I’m loving mine but I do feel we are in a small group of people lucky enough to own one, I put my deposit on it the day they were announced in January. Can’t wait to change tires and sprocket. Keep up the great content!

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Well just like I said in the video, if Honda had giving me some Honda 300Ls then I would have got one to you! Much appreciated for all the support man.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

An honestly thinking about it now Idk if you were the guy who could have got a DRZ or not. But your name came to mind because you are always here commenting.

@lukefish7562

2 жыл бұрын

@@MotorcyclesOffroad heck yeah I know it! I’m glad they got a few out there and I’m sure they are enjoying the hype but they would sell as many as they could manufacture and make a lot of people happy. Thanks again for taking the time and sharing your thoughts.

@DoctorSquid

2 жыл бұрын

@@MotorcyclesOffroad That was me lol. Even though you said lukefish I knew haha. I ended up getting the DRZ. I couldn't justify waiting till November to get my 300L. I actually plan on getting both and turning the DRZ into a supermoto after I can get a 300L.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

@@DoctorSquid dude I'm sorry I didn't have time to think or go back I was just rolling as I went. But cool the DRZ for a supermoto is an awesome idea. The DRZ will be better then the 300 is stock. But the 300 has advantages like fuel injection, a slipper clutch, 6 speed transmission, better weight balance and lower seat height. I think you will love them both.

Great Videos! Still waiting on my 300L here in Canada. Can't wait to get mine. Loving your set up! Looking forward to building something similar . Cheers

I've been looking at this bike for a while now and your video was one of the best reviews i saw so far! I actually was at an Honda dealership today and saw it there, brand new! Might get it in the future as a second bike for offroad riding!

Hi Andrew. After watching several and several reviews, I can say that this video was the best one that adresses my points. Your are talented in storytelling, keep up with the work. My question to you would be, how big of a deal would it be having a smaller tank compared to Rally. I love the look of this bike but bigger tank on the 300 Rally appeals as well. Do you have any issues with the fuel capacity on your weekend rides ? I am just planning to commute daily (%70) and hit light trails here at BC. Do you ever need to carry fuel with you? Thanks!

Best review I've seen so far of this bike--thank you for the time and effort it must have taken to put this together, super helpful. I keep stopping by the nearest Honda dealer, and they never have one out to look at--all of them that come in are pre-sold, so as soon as they dealer puts them together and gets them prepped, the buyers swoop in and get their bikes (I would, too!) before they can hit the floor. One of these days it will get back to normal, but for now, you just have to go with it and be patient.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

With that price tag they will not last long. I mean we all.know there is better bikes, but you are going to pay more then double the price. Thanks for the kind words.

Thanks for sharing your experiences. Funny how your videos make my choice in bikes both easier and more difficult at the same time. Because it is taking me so long to save up for the kind of bike I want, if is allowing me more and more time for research. Every time I see a review of a new bike I might like, I go down the rabbit hole of all the reviews and articles on that bike. However, I keep coming back to the 300L. I a bit over 50 and go back and forth between XCs and dual sports and have touble deciding if I want to have one for just off-road or one to go here and there and also off-road. The info and personal experience you share really helps me lean in the dual-sport direction. Affordability, trail access, running around town with fun and awesome fuel efficiency... just seems a smarter choice. Anyway, I just keep babbling on here.... so, I really appreciate your videos. Thanks! And keep on rollin'!

I made a video about why I sold my T7 and going to buy a lighter dual sport. Out of 100 comments, at least half of them were suggesting the crf300l. I might have to go ride one when it hits the market in Norway!

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Hello to you in Norway. I feel like they are different bikes for different things, but it will def be easier to move around on tight trails thats for sure.

@JohannesDalen

2 жыл бұрын

@@MotorcyclesOffroad I agree they are different bikes for different things, but theres a slight overlap there aswell, in my opinion. A CRF300L can be made adventure ready, while a T7 cant really be made trail ready. I bought a used DRZ in the mean time, lets see how I enjoy the dual sport side of things. Do you have other bikes besides the CRF?

You got me. Like your perspective on being fair without the manufacturers standing on your shoulder. I appreciate the review as this may be my next ride.

This was a great review, man! I wish more channels were like this! Thank you!

This has to be the best 300L review so far. It’s because you didn’t offend people like me who has a lot of off-road experience. I like the fact that you disclosed your experience and riding abilities right off the start. This in itself gave you credibility. You also discussed that you were not pressured into writing positive reviews. Over all, great video. You’re like a young FortNine. Keep it up. I like your authenticity.

I totally agree the availability is ridiculous! I’ve been waiting for over one month for my 300L 🤨

@jackchristodoulou197

2 жыл бұрын

A month you are lucky mate, I am in Australia ordered and paid for in full April 27th and still waiting

@GenesisGameGenie

2 жыл бұрын

Lol, I'm up to 4 months so far, looking at 5.

@georgemurphy2922

2 жыл бұрын

Ordered Feb for April, may, June, sometime this year?? If I don’t hear something soon I’ll need to look at a klx or the 450l. Daughter added the army in oct. want to get some time w/her before she heads off

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

I ordered in MArch was told first week in May. It got delayed 7 times after that to the end of June.

Great video, I was fortunate to have one get traded in still under warranty and highway miles on it , at local dealer. Great bike your video is really spot on, about the rear shock, being an older rider 60 , I have found this soft shock actually useable when ridden with an effort to incorporate the riding position in the tougher terrain as if on exercise equipment, sounds crazy but it works for me and I feel great. Thanks again

My favorite 300 video yet ! Great mix of perspective and really cool riding. The Rally is a great companion bike for my Tiger 900. My adult son got his endorsement today so we’ll be out on both 😊

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Aww man that is awesome Red. My boy is only 11 but we just rebuilt his bike together 2 months ago. I can't wait so I can ride with him on the road one day.

308lbs!?!?!?!??? Holy crap. How is it even that heavy. Is it a steel engine? If you think that's maneuverable you should take a ride on my KTM xcf 350 which is only 222 lbs and extremely fast, lol

@cjohn8440

2 жыл бұрын

Prob doesn’t matter to much but the 350 is about 238 dry (at least the 2020. The 2018 is listed at 229 dry), which is a little trickery that ktm does with weights, so add another 15 for liquids. Again I’m sure it rips compared to the crf300. I sure hope your getting double the fun and performance because your going to be paying more than double the cost of the crf tho. Both prob great bikes, but likely slightly different audience for each one. BTW I own a 300 rally which is even heavier lol

@JoshStreetDesign

2 жыл бұрын

@@cjohn8440 mine is a 2017 mint. I have it geared low for woods riding, 13/52 and it still hits 80 mph. You can wheelie it practically in any gear easily, insane torque. Just have to be careful riding it cuz it could kill you really quick haha

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah all those bikes lie about their weight. It can be 238lbs but then add gas +16, add coolant +8, add oil and brake fluid +8 now you are already at the 270lb make. The exhaust on the 300L weighs like 18 lbs alone, my battery swap saved me another 5, footpegs another 2. What are we really talking about here? its not even a difference of 10% in total weight comparing the bikes. Me personally I dont feel weight is the most important thing with a bike. I will gladly take a bike with more weight to not have to chance the oil as often lmao.

Hey mate this is such a great vid and has me sold now- hopefully getting my hands on a 300L soon

Thanks KZread for recommending this channel I’m all subscribed love the off-road great job bro🚀🚀🏍🏍🎥🙋🙋🤩

Just fitted YSS suspension front and rear ,Renthal bars and Acerbis hand guards and plastic skid plate .. I’m 210 pounds so the suspension needed upgrading from stock. Spend a few quid and you turn a great bike into a brilliant one Had a F850 GS and it was beyond my skill set and with my old knees and bad hip it was too heavy for me. The 300l is just a great bike to get started off-roading and a great bike for every day use and commuting . It’s turned me into a 52 year old hooligan . Love it. All the best from the UK . 😁🇬🇧🏍

@CHP26

Жыл бұрын

52 year Hooligan 😂😂😂😂😂👍💪💪 CHP#26

Great review! And great video to watch. I felt like I was there on the trails with you.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man, Im glad you liked it! I just did another review on the KLX300 and Im working on the DRZ400 now.

I used to ride as a kid started with a Honda 50cc and worked my way up to a Honda CRF150L (I think) I rode for close to 9 years and when I went to college we had to sell my bike. Now here I am 23, graduating, looking to buy another bike, because I need something to scratch that adventure and outdoors exploring itch. This seems like one of my best options for the price and I loved how detailed and put together the video was. It was fun and interesting for me to watch and I'll probably watch this again in the future because it's just a good video. 0 complaints will watch again thank you for posting and giving me a bit of knowledge!

Thanks for your detailed review. I am looking to get my first dual sport and this review may have sold me on purchasing the CRF300L.

Excellent video. I appreciate the primer on the mods and the rationale behind them. Keep it up!👍

Just bought a 300L and so far I am really loving it!

I’m in Australia and ordered a 300 Rally this week (July) and was told I won’t see it before Feb 2023. Worth the wait I recon and after your review of the “L” I’m even more convinced. Thanks for you vid.

# 357! I'm on 4 waiting lists. You are the man, Andrew!

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Hey man, sorry for the late reply you were in the "held for review" section. But thanks and I hope you get the bike.

very nice video, I'm sold. Especially appreciated having the info in metric too, I cannot think in imperial units so that little extra effort from your side is a huge help

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Haha yeah, I try to put it in there. Looking at my analytics it seems my audience is split 50/50 on what system they use.

Nice video. Communicated well! I like the way your brain works, and how you keep the viewer engaged.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man, with the reviews I really try to deliver all the information I can. I really want people who havent been able to ride the bike, have the most information as possible.

Good stuff. Was riding my brand new CRF 300 just today out on gravel roads. What a fun little bike!

Dig your reviews! Just ordered my 300l today, thanks for the info.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! I have a few up already.

been riding a 1972 Honda CB350 for the last few year and just ordered the crf 300L rally ABS can't wait to get it. next July heading out on the Transamerican trail with it

At 65 I bought one. I use it to go around various towns in my area. Sometimes on light trails, I go exploring and love the freedom it brings me.

Great job! I’d love to see a similar review of your TW200

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I should do one for the TW200 lol great bike.

That is a hell of a review, you gained a sub.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man, and thanks for taking the time to comment.

just ordered mine! Thanks for the solid review...

I have a Honda CRF250L and I love it. I dont't plan to upgrade to the CRF300L, but your video was very interesting amd well put. I'm subscribing!

Was so well done I subscribed. I am an fairly experienced on road rider but I can’t decided between the klx300, drz400 and crf. I already have a Harley I just want to explore. This was very informative

Great review! Wanted honda to build a bike like this forever. Like a road bike on the road and very capable off. The tall 6th and abs...

@MotorcyclesOffroad

Жыл бұрын

It really is a solid bike, I am glad you enjoyed. I also recently did a 300 Rally review: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eHmej62RkbXcg9Y.html

Thank you very much for the great review. Your review really helps me going forward.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome David, glad I can help you out.

riding through cool shadows of trails is probably the best feeling in life and this bike is perfect for that kind of adventure.

Just bought one today. Called yesterday for a Klx and a crf came today. Loving it so far. Haven’t hads chance to see your videos yet but if not , mods with list. Lol

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Haha you got lucky! And I just posted a video with a mod list: kzread.info/dash/bejne/l2iKxJqko5iao5M.html

Exceptional review! The issues you address right up front about quality reviews convinced me this would be a good one. I have a 300 Rally I'm loving. My Africa Twin has been feeling very neglected this summer.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

The Honda is such an easy bike to ride. I don't blame you. I have the 300L and a Tenere 700.

Great video and review. I've got a 300L on my wish list. Thanks!

Fantastic review, just what I was looking for. Thanks to your review, I have put down my deposit ! You just sold me a Honda ! Keep up the good work, really like your thoughtful approach to this review. Thank you.

Many thanks Andrew. . Enjoyed the Vid . . Luv the bike ! !

Thanks for the great review. I was already leaning to get one of these but this helped seal the deal. But like you said they are hard to find so the hunt will continue. Ive never had a dual but for what i need this is the perfect fit. Thanks again from Halifax NS Canada

Great video, so many options, this helps narrow it down!!

Excellent video. Been trying to get one for months now. Almost settled for a 450RL, but that bike died 3 times just blipping the throttle at idle.

Congrats on the bike and Channel, great review too

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

thank you! and thanks for taking the time to comment.

Thanks, I owned a crf250l 3 years ago. Ready to ride again, you made this bike a perfect fit for me. Thanks again!

@MotorcyclesOffroad

Жыл бұрын

Awesome, I also did a rally review. I love that bike as well. kzread.info/dash/bejne/eHmej62RkbXcg9Y.html

Thanks for the great educational video, and a huge thanks for not ruining it with crappy background music while you're talking. I don't know why some people are compelled to add annoying background music throughout the video.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Haha I do it to a point but I dont like it to overpower my voice.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

But thanks for the complement and Im glad you liked the video.

Glad to get the information on the Honda 300L, I have been considering getting something like that to scale down from my KLR

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome man, I commented on your other comment before. I think it will be a good choice to pick up a rally.

Thank you for a very honest and comprehensive review of the 300L. I’ve been back and forth deciding between the 300L and the KLX300. After watching your video, I’ve decided to get the 300L. Thank you!

Thank you for a brilliant review. I’ve ordered my Rally and have to wait 4 months. If I wanted the L it’s a 7 month wait here in Australia. Crazy stuff. Still, can’t wait to get mine and videos like this enhance my excitement 👍

@MotorcyclesOffroad

Жыл бұрын

Well I hope you get it soon, I also did a review on the rally: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eHmej62RkbXcg9Y.html

Great review, thanks for video!

Great video dude. Really easy to listen to and enjoyed the B-Roll.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it! And thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.

Great vid. I had a 2017 250Rally that I sold and regretted it. I'm looking at a new 300L and probably will buy it tomorrow. Your video reminded me of the fun I had.

Great review. Bike seems very appealing for its purpose. Subscribed.

Andrew, enjoyed the review, I'm thinking about the 300l Rally, thinking that would fill more needs than my KLR650 what I currently have and reviews like your are extremely helpful.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Did you end up putting a deposit on one yet?

Thank you Andrew, for another great video!

@MotorcyclesOffroad

8 ай бұрын

Haha thanks, this was one of my first videos on the channel 2 years ago.

Finally !! Picked mine up yesterday and while I was their, I snagged a lil Crf 50 for my kids to learn on.

Like 1300 ish...just subscribed Great review. Been off of the dirt for 20 years. Going back on with the kid.(250F) Been on the fence for a while about what to ride. This and a couple other videos have really been helpful. Pulling the trigger on a new 300 L today. Thank you

Nice review. Forty seven years ago I had a Honda MT-250 Elsinore which was the street legal version of the motocross bike. Watching the trail riding video brought back many fond memories of the 6,000 miles I put on the bike in the year I owned it about half of them off road. Thanks.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

Жыл бұрын

Awesome that sounds great! I am glad you enjoyed the video. I also have the Rally review here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eHmej62RkbXcg9Y.html

Top video!! Nice music, appropriate levers as well! Excellent!!

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Im glad you enjoyed. Did you see my review comparison to the DRZ 400 yet? Just posted it this morning: kzread.info/dash/bejne/g5l626SGes6zobw.html It is a similar format.

Watched the entire vid. Absolutely worth it! Great review/presentation! Just awesome! 👍

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, Im glad you liked it! Did you see my Honda 300L vs KLX300 review? I think you will really like that one too if you enjoyed this one. Kind-of the same format. Check it out: Honda CRF300L vs KLX300 review: kzread.info/dash/bejne/e5lnttJplJuchJM.html

Awesome video man, appreciate the content. I have a deposit down on the 2022 model, it’ll be my first bike and I can’t wait! Cheers from Vancouver island, Canada

I appreciate the review. I have been looking for a dual sport for a while. Ive had lots of used bikes but ive been looking for something faster, something I dont worry about getting rear ended on the highway doing 30 under the limit. I don't like buying new, I never have. My cars, trucks, vans etc are all used and I love them, something just doesnt feel right about dishing out so much money. That being said after humming about it and watching almost every review of this thing on youtube, I think it is exactly what I am looking for. I also totally hear you on reliability. My dirtbike is still a 1986 suzuki sp250. That thing takes so much abuse, has so many km's on it and its perfect for what I do. Plenty of power. And the best part, it still starts on the first kick every time. I pull it out of the garage after its long sleep through a winter in the rockies and it fires up on the first kick every single time. Now if only I could get it to stop blowing the front tire. Hit a massive pothole, flat tire. Ram it into a tree across the trail, flat tire. I think thats mostly on me though.

Thank man. Great review. I do wish they were more available!!

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

I know me too, Im sure more people would be interested if they could actually get the bike lol

Awesome review. I finally found a 2023, 2hrs away, have to go past about 27 honda dealerships on my way there. These really are non-existant. The bike isn't even assembled and I already bought it. Picking it up next week. Super excited!

Thanks for sharing about the CRF300L. I put $500.00 down on a rally model just last week. From what you have shared and others I think this is going to be the prefect bike for me. I will have to wait until October before it comes in but I think it will be worth it.

Thanks for the review man, you help me level this bike

Finally a great review from a real guy. Love the review and how you put it together

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Im glad you liked the video!

Just ordered a new one in grey for a reduced price of 5990€. Dealer expect it to arrive between january and march 2024. Done months of research and love dual sports. Cant wait to hop on it in spring and get some mods done :) Thanks for the review! This can be a unicorn!

Had mine here in Aus for a couple of months. Also had to wait on a list but it was well worth it. Almost a perfect example of what 'dual sport' means in a practical sense. Easy around town, goes amazingly well off road, does highway speeds, is a good looker, has a great suspension (if you're not a Crusty Demon), and if going by my experience of previous Hondas, should be reliable as ever. I own a number of bikes and this is no doubt my favourite.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Haha crusty demon! I used to watch those guys sometimes. I feel like you hit the nail on the head with it being for both on and offroad people sit there and say because it is not the bike they have that its not good enough. But they wouldnt dare take their bike for a commute.

I love the video. I've been thinking about one of these since they came out. I think it'd be perfect for me pretty much the way you described it for you.

I've watched this video multiple times and it's one of my favorites for sure. Big fan here! Ride on brother.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

❤👍 Thanks so much man!

You just earned another subscriber. Great review! I've got my deposit on one. Patiently waiting.

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man, And that is awesome. It will be a great day when you get it!

Really appreciate the video.

Very nice job Andrew great content and beautiful bike!

@MotorcyclesOffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Hey thank you! thanks for the complement and the comment.

I put my deposit down for my 300L in March, then planned a 16 day Colorado adventure to break it in. Booked the time off work for June, and waited on the arrival of my new steed. 3 days before my departure date, I finally picked up the bike and breathed a sigh of relief! I’ve now logged about 5k miles, many of which were rough off-road miles, and this bike, with a few minor mods and farkles, has proven to be my unicorn bike, or near as I can get!

Solid stuff man. I bought one 2 days ago brand new! Already put 100 miles on it 😂 time for my first service! 🇺🇸