KTM 300XC 2023 TBI test review part 2

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  • Опубликовано: 27 янв 2023
  • post ride on the 2023 KTM 300XC TBI and wow what a machine. never ridden a bike that felt so good right off the get go. thanks to www.mountianviewmc.ca in Chilliwack bc
    #KTMTBI #enduro #ENDURO.ROCKS #KTM300XCTBI #2023KTM300XC #DIRTBIKEREVIEW
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  • @allen-lp1yu
    @allen-lp1yu Год назад

    Great content!!! Love two hear two people review on the bike. Truly honest review. Looking at 300 and xc 250. Keep making content.

  • @brenton900
    @brenton900 8 месяцев назад

    I picked up a 2024 300xc a few weeks ago and i agree on the front end weight. I think the best settings are 5mm fork height, Comfort settings with +2 on compression and 107mm sag. I found the extra sag takes the weight off the front. I'm 185lbs without gear. I tried the mid west lever and took it off as i don't like the engagement feeling.

  • @firffighter
    @firffighter Год назад +2

    Fantastic review of the 2023 TBI.
    Great details on how the new chassis translates effectively to woods terrain and the obstacles.
    The electronic PV and TBI make for perfect linear power delivery characteristics.
    Thanks for sharing!

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад +1

      Yeah its really good, took a minute or so to get used to the front feeling a little heavier but as soon as you have ridden for about 5 minutes its the most perfect feeling bike ever, I think the new frame is light years ahead of the pervious model and the front forks don't seem to walk back and forth like the old bike did with the flexy frame, make the forks feel better because of less frame flax too. I can bet the footpegs are back about 6mm from the previous model too (but haven't measured it yet)

  • @samanthabird5816
    @samanthabird5816 Год назад +1

    Love this 🙌

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад

      Yeah we thought it would be good to get 2 perspectives

  • @bradykenney4976
    @bradykenney4976 Год назад +1

    Great review. I’m tossing around the new 300 XC and 350 XC-f for hare scramble racing in Florida along with some MX riding now and again.

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад +1

      You won't regret purchasing the 300XC TBI

  • @mikedm1989
    @mikedm1989 Год назад +1

    I really enjoyed your review. I have been torn between the 300 XC and the 300 XC-w After listening to you both, I am definitely leaning towards the XC. I was a little concerned because the majority of the trails here are single track.

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад +1

      This is a perfect single track machine. Undoubtedly the best bike they have ever produced

  • @joecarlino7870
    @joecarlino7870 Год назад +1

    Why does everyone think that riding gear only weighs 10 pounds?
    Boots by themselves weigh 10 pounds!
    Then add a helmet 3, knee guards 1, pants 2, gloves 0.5, jersey 0.125, 1 litre hydro 2.5, goggles 0.124, and sometimes a chest protector 2 and you have at least 21 pounds!

  • @ZieglerMario
    @ZieglerMario Год назад

    Hello friend I congratulate you for the great video, I want to ask you, this model no longer brings the oil pump, in what percentage are you using the fuel and with what oil you do it.
    Greetings, best regards

  • @my-max-media7621
    @my-max-media7621 Год назад +1

    Great chat on the new bike.
    I'm seriously considering the 250xc.
    Oh, and why is the video flipped/mirrored?🤔

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад +1

      because it was filmed on a phone facing towards us so we could see that we were in frame

  • @mikeritter4743
    @mikeritter4743 Год назад

    Best real review I’ve heard. Thanks.

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад

      Glad you like it, having Chrisma there to give her opinion is valuable as she's one of the best girl riders out there and has had a number of Carb, TPI and now the TBI 2 strokes

  • @goodboyringo9716
    @goodboyringo9716 Год назад +2

    Like his old self is some expert or something . Wow, "it feels like an electric bike" , that's amazing.

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад +1

      Maybe a little more than someone who has no motorcycle videos and has maybe ridden a dirt bike a handful of times. Trained the best, trained with the best and had a very successful racing career, how about you?

  • @shaunrobertson7337
    @shaunrobertson7337 Год назад

    Thanks for the great review, now you have had a bit more time on the bike would you recommend changing the Shock spring if your in the 215 lb range or run the stock spring as I hear the rear end is a touch stiffer? Cheers.

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад

      absolutely always set the sag and if it wont come up to spec with your weight get the heavier spring.

  • @erichelit5327
    @erichelit5327 Год назад

    Did you share your suspension settings?

  • @stevedouglas1654
    @stevedouglas1654 Год назад +1

    The 2024 300 XC is getting the spring forks 👍

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад +1

      I hear that, after 4 or 5 years they finally get them working perfectly and they change

    • @TeamStruggleBunny
      @TeamStruggleBunny Год назад

      Dealer just uncrated the '23 I bought and with the savings I ordered a set of 6500 inserts which puts me at the same price as a '24 with a much better fork.

  • @ModularMuscle
    @ModularMuscle Год назад

    Silly question but where do you get your swingarm stickers? Figured a sticker is better than nothing until polisport makes a cheap cover.

  • @dirtyboy250
    @dirtyboy250 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the detailed review. @enduroxma I appreciate the comfort settings comment. What air pressure are you using in your forks?

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад +1

      I think they were set at 128psi

    • @dirtyboy250
      @dirtyboy250 Год назад

      @@ReeceTasker Interesting comments from both you on the video. The stock air setting is 141psi for both XC machines so I thought @enduroxma possibly would run a lower pressure due to rider weight. I always set mine just before the ride because it can change so much based on elevation and temperature.

  • @darinvanderpol3351
    @darinvanderpol3351 Год назад +1

    Do you think the power is harder to handle in the woods than the 300TPI? I'm 57 and don't get to ride as often as I'd like but I still like the 300 power but don't want more hit that would wear me out. Curious what your take on that is.

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад +1

      Much more progressive power than the previous model. I put it down to the electric power valve. Really nice to ride and good to know the bike is ready anytime you need it

    • @darinvanderpol3351
      @darinvanderpol3351 Год назад

      @@ReeceTasker
      Thanks for that. Thinking hard about getting one. I’m just below the border from you so same kind of terrain. Next you need to review the 250 to compare! That would be awesome!

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад

      @@darinvanderpol3351 I also rode the 250 xc TBI. Just more revy with less torque than the 300. 300 makes you ride more in the torque than in the HP

  • @human1513
    @human1513 Год назад

    So KTM got something right after years. Finally only took them forever.
    And maybe they will not seize like the 2022 300 XC TPI's were famous for. Mine seized 2 times in the 1st 7 hours until KTM put a good crate motor into it.
    You can make the 2022 for example very linear also. I did to mine. Had to fix a few of KTM's mistakes.
    Did they stop putting the crappy Dunlop AT 81's on the 2023? The AT81 front tire is absolute junk. No side grip,...
    You do not have to use a specific oil. Just get the oil / gas mixture correct.
    Why would it be burbly?
    What is the idea behind the goofy radiator cap?
    What you have to change fork oil after every 2 days of riding? They get water in them. Something is wrong.

  • @michaelwalas5948
    @michaelwalas5948 9 месяцев назад

    Hi there.. you said you’d change from 9mm to 10mm on the brakes but you mentioned what I’d imaging to be clutch pull in the same sentence..
    Can you explain please if you taking about brakes or clutch
    If I want to make the clutch pull lighter.. what do you recommend?
    Thanks !!

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  9 месяцев назад +1

      The bike comes with a 10mm master cylinder for the clutch, changing to a 9mm reduces the clutch effort a lot and gives you a more progressive clutch. All the pro racers I know use 9mm clutch masters

    • @michaelwalas5948
      @michaelwalas5948 9 месяцев назад

      @@ReeceTasker that’s so good to know!
      Because I find it too heavy to pull in as well
      So that means I have to change the entire master cylinder or something minor?

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  9 месяцев назад

      @@michaelwalas5948 whole master cylinder .....if you can find one. They are off the 350cc bikes.

  • @Rufflehouse
    @Rufflehouse Год назад

    How many hours do you have on each bike so far?

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад +1

      60ish on Chrismas bike and 30 on the one I was riding

  • @Motoinc
    @Motoinc Год назад

    So best bike ever made,
    The previous model was disaster...hmm i wonder how the previous model testride sounded...?
    KTM fanboy, but i get it.....

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад

      The 22s problems were mainly my own doing, everything was easily fixed and its been a great bike ever since. BTW I have had 8 x TPI bike and well over 1000 riding hours on them. My 2020 300xc was the problematic one requiring a few tweaks and a change to the Iridium plug to make it run perfectly. The 22 was the faulty fork which RMR fixed and then the Radiator hoses getting damaged in a get-off out of a creek. Then it was just the usual KTM stuff like the preload adjusters being made out of shit plastic, poorly routed wires etc.

    • @Motoinc
      @Motoinc Год назад

      @@ReeceTasker wow 8 ktms in that short time.. personally i had to much headace with the orange brand....now i have Beta , KX and YZ.....the japanese have been flawless, the Beta soso. But i will never go back.... always needed something fixed. To many negatives compared what i have now. Thanks for the long answer
      Cheers

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад

      @@Motoinc I have had few problems overall. Yes I use them, do tours and coaching so spend a fair bit of time on the bikes

  • @BAYAREAMX
    @BAYAREAMX Год назад +1

    Who is she?

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад

      Xmagirl

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад

      BTW she can ride better than most of the guys I ride with!

    • @BAYAREAMX
      @BAYAREAMX Год назад +1

      I’m in love 😍

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад +3

      @@BAYAREAMX Yeah sure is a nice bike hahahhaa

  • @richardverren8121
    @richardverren8121 Год назад

    How come this video is reversed and shows the bikes from the wrong sides. It is weird to watch.

  • @kinotroikgames2818
    @kinotroikgames2818 Год назад

    Im getting the 2023 ktm250xc this saturday! Im really hyped because itll be my first big bore 2 stroke, im coming off of a 2022 ktm125sx! I am so excited to try it out but also a tiny bit concerned i should have gotten the 300!

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад +1

      You will be stoked with it

    • @kinotroikgames2818
      @kinotroikgames2818 Год назад

      @ReeceTasker I'm definitely gonna be stoked with it! I'm planning to do the exact same loops I did with the 125sx so I'll have a good idea how much Harder I was working with the 125 compared to the 250

  • @deanrobinson2950
    @deanrobinson2950 Год назад

    I’ve heard & seen lots of problems with these bikes blowing up at 70 hrs or so.
    Have you heard this?

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад

      No I have not, my friend Trystan Hart was testing prototypes well over a year ago so lots of R&D and I have not had any word of them blowing up.

    • @deanrobinson2950
      @deanrobinson2950 Год назад

      @@ReeceTasker ok cheers mate obviously I have doing my home work now that a dirt bike is close 20 grand

    • @ReeceTasker
      @ReeceTasker  Год назад

      @@deanrobinson2950 20k? I guess you are in Australia or NZ? rip off down there m8. No reason for the high price $12500 here in Canada

    • @deanrobinson2950
      @deanrobinson2950 Год назад +1

      @@ReeceTasker thanx Reece yeah it is ridiculous here in Australia 🇦🇺.
      My favourite bike is still my RM 465 it never misses a beat & still to this day wants to educate me on its power. 🤪🤣🇦🇺👍

    • @human1513
      @human1513 Год назад

      Yes in Europe many 2023's blew up.
      No different than mine and 100's of others in N. American as my 2022 XC TPI seizing 2 times in 7 hours. Until KTM put in a good crate motor.