Reasons why you CAN buy HONDA CB300F | VALUE FOR MONEY? | Best Power commuter in the segment
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Hi everyone,
In this video, I am sharing the reasons why it is worth buying Honda CB300F.
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Honda Bigwing Hyderabad East (Malakpet):
Phone: 9866521879
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Best bike in class. 👇
1. 300 cc , 4 valve , 6 speed , oil cooled (maintenance free cooling system ).
2. Peak torque available at just 5500 rpm and that results in u nudge the throttle and she throws u back. 😍😘
3. Golden usd forks.
4. Premium components like nissin braking system and showa suspension.
5. Dual abs.
6. Slipper clutch.
7. Bluetooth connectivity.
8. 110 and 150 mm wide RADIAL tyres.
9. Twin down tube super stiff chassis.
10. Hazard lights.
11. All led lights around.
12. 1390 mm massive wheelbase which makes the bike look massive and also makes it super stable on tripple digit speeds.
13. Super light weight at just 153 kg. ( 30 kg lighter then bajaj dominar).
14. Seat height is just 789 mm which helps small riders.
15. 177 mm high ground clearance.
16. Best in class mileage of 28 to 45 kmpl.❤
17. Best in class initial acceleration.
18. Durable and long lasting.
19. Low and cheap maintenance.
20. Usb charging point.
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The bike does need some better more premium looking rear view mirrors like dominar !! My only complain. 😥😥
Fully agree with you on the mirrors part! Dominar has good ones. Great and informative comment!
@@SammyOnWheels ...u KNOW what !! Honda uses these same rear view mirrors in their entry level commuter bikes and scooters !! Such a shame !! HONDAAAAAA !!!😠😠
That is definitely some nasty cost cutting 😅😅 atleast they should’ve provided somethin similar to cbr 250r. That one had better mirrors than this.
And then you have to wait for 6 months for any damages part🤣
@@bhatktiatma9380 i hope it will change in future as sales are picking up now.
Waiting for its disadvantages video. As I'm planning to buy this bike
Looking forward to making that soon
Great points! Got mine couple of weeks ago. Which branch did you get it from? Did you get any kit from bigwing when you received your bike?
This bike is from Malakpet bigwing bro. But didn’t get any kit. Just the bigwing bottle and keychain.
@@SammyOnWheels Nice, I too got it from the same branch, didn't receive manual and merch yet, should get soon
@@TheV0idWa1ker they will provide it soon hopefully but keep your services on time bro as per the manual. Else warranty will get lapsed. Since you don’t have the manual yet, sharing with you - first service is to be done within 15-30 days or 750 - 1000kms
@@SammyOnWheels Yeah hopefully, it was out of stock when I got mine. Thanks so much for the info!
I m planning to have this by new year,its really a good bike and it's for matured riders.
Happy to know! And yes, it is indeed a good bike!🤝
Hi vikash actually I also had plan to buy this bike on new year but Honda big wing showroom said they have an offer for youth guys for the age bn 18-25 which is 13000 off on any Honda bike in big wing showroom but that's ends in December. But new year it's not there
Do you have any rusting issue. As I can see that in exhaust pipe rusting is coming from cylinder joint
I noticed that chain can get rusty if it is not lubed every 700 - 1000kms. And also I did notice a tiny bit of rust on the bolt of o2 sensor near the front exhaust pipe.
It's a nice looking bike soooo beasty
Truee!! Thanks to the tank design with a bit of extensions.
On road 2.10 lacs budget beast 300f
Absolutely!! Beast with practicality, features and good mileage.
Not to forget Honda’s reliability!
..in Delhi, it's on road price is just 1.99 lakh on road !!😍😍😘😘❤❤
@@ampassionstruck9138 crazyyyy man!! Under 2 lacs for a 300cc is absolute steal deal!
@@SammyOnWheels ...fir bhi fuddu log lage hain mt15 jaisi khilona bike ke peeche !!😠😠...cb 300f is a million times better then that toy bike !! ❤😍 Bas thoda sa mileage kam hai lekin baaki sab mast hai cb mei !! Why buy a toy bike when u r getting a torque monster at the same price man !!!!😥😥
@@ampassionstruck9138 pata chala ki sales figures are a bit picking up. Toh thoda dynamic change hoga within one year hopefully.
Hi Sammy,
I have a CB350RS which I don't find fun anymore!
I like the Vstrom SX 250 better which I bought for highways but the Vstrom is an excellent bike for commuting in crawling NCR traffic as well.
But I'm 5'6" hence I want to buy a street naked which is light, nimble and fun like Vstrom's engine!
What should I consider ?
CB300F, CB300R, Duke 250 (new gen), or what?
I would be using it for commutes in Delhi NCR however I want it to be fun, flickable, and sporty!
got it! Since you are using a bike which is a bit powerful than cb300f, I wouldn’t recommend it and the exhaust sound of suzuki’s 250cc engine is quite good too. 300f exhaust is too basic.
Duke 250, is a good bike and consider only if you are okay with the niggles or refinement issues that it might bring in the long run.
I also had rtr310 in my mind which is almost in the similar price bracket and also it offers a lot of electronics.
Out of all this, since you are going to use it just for daily commutes, My best suggestion is CB300R.
Very easy, fun, flickable, most fuel efficient in the segment I believe. But it is only a raw bike with raw power and you will not have any connectivity features. Headlight throw is bad too.
If you are switching just bcuz of seat height of vstrom, I would suggest purchasing shoes which can add a bit of height.
When I bought dominar I was using redchief shoes which made me go from 5.6 to almost 5.8. Just a tip on a side note. But they can be a bit heavy tho.
How is the bike stability at higher speeds and while touring on long distances?
Till 115-120kmph it is fine but once you cross that and if you try to even slowly manoeuvre, it loses that stability ajd starts to wobble slightly.
If you are staying below 115, then it is all good.
Honda CB300F ❤❤😍😍😘😘💥💥
Hey bro, does the limitation of having only single stand become a major issue in the long run.
I am planning to buy this bike for long term, but I am worried about the single stand reliability and makes me think I'll need to may be have it welded or something in future.
Most of this segment bikes come with just single side-stand. I don’t feel like it is a big prob to me as I got used to it very easily.
Usually, from what I know, these single stands last quite long enough unless they get hit by something. In the long run experience with my dad’s previous bikes, first the springs went off. Never had any issue with the whole stand.
Depends on usage again but they are good enough!
as most pf the bikes nowadays come without the main stand, which I also feel like is just the company cutting the cost, it won't cause any major issue as you can get a paddle stand, though it ain't as practical as a real mainstand.
Good video ❤
Thankss brother🤝🤝
How about suspension in bad roads compared to your classic 350??
Classic has a much softer suspension setup and very cushy seats so 300f would feel like it’s hitting back on the bad roads whereas classic feels gentle.
It’s a stiff suspension set up bro. Naked bikes are pretty much like this.
Thank you. How would you rate the 300f as compared to the Gixxer 250 (naked version) ? You can use the same criteria used in the video and add the aspect of vibrations.
I rode gixxer 250 as well. To be honest, that bike is very underrated. Both sf250 and naked one. When riding it, engine felt like it was engineered carefully well. Felt quite smooth and throaty when revving. Vibrations are quite less too at high revs. Very minimal and bearable.
That extra 2bhp power compared to cb300f shows its charm at higher rev band and in higher gears. Cb300f shines in the initial acceleration and low end performance.
It would’ve been better with USD forks but functionally telescopic ones are doing good on that bike.
Little softer than cb300f so ride quality is a bit better when going in small bumps. But seating position is different. A little sporty, feels like you are leaning a tiny bit forward.
Regarding the warranty policy, dealership told me that it is 5 years which includes optional extended warranty. And it applies to only engine. This one might differ at different times.
Overall it’s a good bike too but a bit pricey than mine. Mileage figures and service costs are very close on both. Mileage depends on riding behavior.
Do take a test ride for both to see how they suit you and overall aspects of it.
Gixxer 250 needs a whole review video. Hoping to do that someday soon.
@@SammyOnWheels oh ! Thank you much for a detailed response. Wish you safe riding
@@lvvenky9973 You are welcome! Wish you too the same!
Bro, I'm planning to buy it.
Does it have engine heating issue and especially vibration of the tank panels?
Can we remove those tank panels?
My bike has 6400kms on it. No Heating issue so far.
Vibrations are there just a little bit above 7000rpm but it is bearable. Once I get my third service, i think it will reduce a bit.
You can remove those tank shrouds I believe but it will look incomplete as from sides, thats what makes it standout.
Disc pads price you mentioned??? Is it possible to get from outside
I guess they are available but I haven’t tried it bro. Because of the warranty concerns(just to be safe).
From what I know, h’ness owners are using brake pads from Nikavi but yet to find it for cb300f.
@@SammyOnWheels I just need the price ? Because I own hh Karizma r 2012 , disc size is 276mm same as Honda cb300f ... I bought TVs Apache rtr disc which are rane pads for 450rs average in biting and quality...but the price you mentioned for cb300f is around 600rs right? Honda disc pads are best in quality due to nissin pads
Oh guess I missed to mention that in my previous reply. For me it costed 670rs and yeah it is from Nissin so they are good quality. Breaking is good enough when both the brakes are used.
@@SammyOnWheels cool I need that .... I should have waited a bit and replaced with OEM nissin as Karizma uses nissin brakes ...
Hello as i am planning to buy cb 300 f but my only concern is i am hardly spotting it in my city so is the sales figure is picking up now after the price drop as after buying i am not face any parts availability issues?
Sales figures have picked up mildly but nothing like it can be considered to be good. Some wear and tear spares are available as far as I know. But any body panels and stuff like that will take time to arrive.
I'm confused between cb 300f and gixxer sf 250.
Can you suggest me which should I buy?
Sf250 is a great bike for what it is bro. Although I didn’t ride it but I did take a test ride of gixxer 250. Engine is same as G250 and I loved it, quite refined. A bit powerful than 300f in the Top end. Exhaust is lovely too. Looks good as it is faired bike. Road presence is a bit better.
But I went for cb300f for service experience, better mileage and seating comfort. Atleast in Hyd, I liked Honda’s service. Suzuki, I’ve joined a couple of groups and did find some users unhappy with it. But it may depend on dealers.
Check your nearest dealer’s user reviews if possible. Try to check for service experiences.
If you feel good about that dealer, then you can go for sf250. But do take good test rides of both the bikes and no bike is perfect. Even 300f needs a bit of improvements in some aspects like headlight throw, looks, exhaust sound etc
Is the service cost you mentioned also included labour or you excluded it?
It is including the labour cost brother. Expect +/- 200rs. Depending on the things they include and exclude like the drive chain adjustments and other things.
Please tell me about the pillion seat comfort
Pillion seat is a bit slant bro. Not a family friendly one but just for short rides max 1 hr it is fine.
Prob is, when you brake, pillion slides closer to the rider. So they keep adjusting themselves.
-Are the vibrations bearable after 90-100 kmph?
-Have you faced any issue wrt to availability of spare parts?
Single cylinders come with some vibrations mostly. And on this bike it is very bearable at that speeds. Just that you have to have all the riding gears on you. They will absorb most of them.
So far I didn’t had any spare parts requirement but i did hear the availability is poor.
To give you an idea, my second service didn’t have oil filter change bcuz it was out of stock at that time..
But this will change as more bikes are getting booked due to its current pricing. But it isn’t going to be as good as other mass market bikes
I have the 2022 variant of the CB300F bought in March 2023. Just completed 18000 km today. Vibrations in my opinion are completely bearable. Last month, I did a 1685 km ride from Chennai to Hyderabad and back where I was cruising at 120-130 kmph for extended periods of time. I personally didn't have any issues with vibrations. Also the vibrations have been reducing after every service. I have completed 4 services so far and after my recent 4th service it has become quite smooth. But spares parts are definitely an issue. In August i damaged both my front and rear rims due to a pothole in the highway. I got the front replaced in 15 days but the rear rim was not in stock all over the country. I had to send so many mails, escalations and follow ups to finally receive the replacement in mid October after almost 2 months. My service center in Chennai has all the wear and tear spares like sprockets, brake pads, oil filter, etc readily available. So that hasn't been an issue for me
@@KurianJohnMusic thank you for sharing this. I was actually thinking how the motorcycle is after 15k kms or 20k kms. Good to know it has become smoother. Hope there are no issues with engine or other aspects.
@@SammyOnWheels Will update after 20k km but for now it's good. But I'm hoping that the spare parts issue gets sorted
@@KurianJohnMusicbro, I got mine on 28th Oct 2023. I got the first service done. How much mileage do you get if you ride it at around 90-110 kmph?
Is it available in normal honda showroom.
No brother. Only in Honda Bigwing showrooms
Vibration level
It is there but bearable. My bike has now 6300kms on the odo. It feels like the vibes have increased a bit. Will have to see once my 3rd service is done in March
R u from hyd
Yes brother!
I have got this bike for 1.91 only.... each and every penny worthable.
Amazinggg value bro.. congratulationsss
Bought it today
Congratulations brother!! 👌
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I have cb 300 f
3oo cc city 38
Highway 40
Good bike
Thnx for Honda bigwing
top line.
It was just yesterday that I was editing mileage test video and somehow I got very similar results like you mentioned.
Should I get this or 300R?
Thats a tough one bro. I went for this bcuz of oil cooled engine, mileage and almost 80k difference. If I had the money, I would go for 300r.
Most importantly, 300r is better suited for solo rides.
Mileage for Speed 75kmpl to 85kmpl?
After 2nd service you can easily expect 39 - 42kmpl on highways. In city, it will be lower at 32 approx
75kmph is the bike’s sweet spot. Engine feels less stressed.
I’ll be posting a mileage test video sometime soon for both city and open roads.
Thnks buddy I m planning to buy it please do
Sure brother, I’ll be making it soon. And if you choose to buy, welcome to the community 😄.
is it difficult to cruise at 100?@@SammyOnWheels
@@Hari-888no bro. It is not difficult at all. Yesterday itself I cruised at those speeds and didn’t find any difficulties.
I own this since 28th December. Ask me any question.
Congrats man!
@@SammyOnWheels Thanks sir. 🙂
Cruising speed and mileage in those speeds
@@james_isaac 60 - 80 km per hour, up to 38 KMPL on highways.
No leg guard from company
Yes broo thats right! Have to get it aftermarket!
Modify it in to a cafe racer ..
Thinking about wrapping it in different color.
I purchased this bike
Congratulations brother! Welcome to the community 😄
Everything is great in this bike, but it doesn't look that good
Truee! It has a bit of dated look and also resembles a bit like hornet at different angles.