2024 Kawasaki Versys X 300: Showroom Rivalry May Be It's Biggest Challenge! 

This is the best motorcycle reviewer I have found on RU-vid. Thank you for getting into the details of the bike and the close up shots. Rather than just riding and talking.

My first bike. It's been great to learn on. I'm 4000 miles in, with no issues whatsoever. Ready to move on, as soon as my budget permits.

Hey friend, this bike is an awesome Offroad bike! I have installed TKC80 and I ride offroad with friends that have BMW F800GS, ktm 790 and have no problem keep up with them, offroad there is…😊 Just rev it hard and will climb any hill ! Best upgrades are better seat, engine guard, skid plates & wider pegs! Pretty much what I do with motorcycle anyways …. 👍

FWIW I'm an older rider and as I've aged I am increasingly concerned about bike weight. I currently have a 013 V-Strom 650 and it's a great bike but has a high center of gravity and is heavy. So I've been looking for an alternative height and especially weight wise. Also my riding distances simply aren't that long anymore. I'm still resisting the 3 wheel option, don't think I'm that far gone yet. When I started I had a KLX 250 and I loved it but eventually needed something with more oomph and more versatile. So I may be somewhat back to where I started. This was a really great review and I appreciate it.

A 300 Versys, that is something I've never seen before. Cool, thanks for the review. I bet it's fun to ride.

I think it is a great street bike. I owned 2 ninja 250s and a ninja 600. I would rather have a Verisys x 300 than a ninja 300 for street. It COULD be modded and customized to be a better off roader. There were stock ninja 250s (ninjette) off-roading back in the day and the only mod was knobbie tires. >For me< off-roading this bike, it's too heavy for a 300, and the fairing and such are too expensive to repair in tip overs. Price is great, there are plenty of good reasons to buy one. In fact, I THINK I would rather have this than a KLR and I have owned 2 of those because I do love them too.

Peter, could you compare the Ninja 650 to the Honda 650r? Thanks again for another video!

a versys 451 would be sweet.......as long as there is led lights, handguards, poss better panniers and a full fat comfy seat!

Looks good, and decent size.

I'm always on the look out for an urban bike that works for me and is suitable for my city. I love scooters but Edmonton has weather and geography that creates potholes that play havoc with small wheels and limited suspension travel. We also have 50 and 60 km speed limits that are very aggressively enforced with photo radar. There are very few drivers who will travel at 70 when the speed limit is 50. The power provided by larger displacement machines just isn't needed. I'm not huge but so many of the smaller displacement bikes seem to be configured so that shorter riders can comfortably flat foot. This is less comfortable for me although that's less an issue for a bike that's ridden in 45 minute increments. The small Versys looks to be a good fit but it's kind of boring. I currently ride an NC750X which does a good job of meeting my needs but its even more boring. Thankfully there are tones of choices in the marketplace.

Hi Pete. I am a 57 year old who grew up riding off road and on, but haven’t been on 2 wheels since I was 22. Really wanting to get back into riding. Would you recommend this bike for someone in my situation and if not what would you recommend? Thanks.

I like it

No Tubeless RIM .. Wow

When my 2021 hits 25k miles, ima rebuild with big bore kit...

yes, we know it's still at 300cc but you didn't answer..why? Why, when the Ninja and Z each updated their (*formerly shared) engine, did not the X-300? Considering an NX-500 from Honda seems to not have a viable competitor in this motorcycle.

Umm are you sure that's a 2024? it's literally the exact same thing as the 2023. even the same color paint.

This bike could be cool but sadly it is amazingly, stunningly, stupefyingly underpowered.

kawasaki should wake up.where is a proper and modern adv bike?