NEW BIKE!!! Why I chose The KLX300R 

I sold my YZ250X and kept the 300R. These are a really good value and should last for many years with no problems. If you want a race bike, spend the money on KTM, if you want an all around decent ride for a good price, the green machine is great.

Going to be interesting to see how it holds up long term - great value. Kawa should be proud of this bike! Nice scenery Jordan! thanks for getting us up there to all the views.

These legit are the smoothest/gruntiest 4 strokes at low rpm Iv ever ridden. Second gear at idle will not stall even going uphill, and can pull from that rpm too. Very nimble too with that short wheelbase! Im coming from a YZ250FX and like u said, its only comfortable ridden wide open. The KLX is much more enjoyable to just rip around and explore on, plus its almost zero maintenance.

Picking mine up tomorrow. 18 years on my kdx 220 thought I'd upgrade. But that kdx has always been a beast and it's never been opened up, just regular maintenance. Thats why I'm sticking with Kawasaki. Oh ya, and the price was right.

I've got an 07' 250s klx, bought used with 14k on it. Did the kdx snorkel( noticable HP increase!) and stepped up rear sprocket 3 teeth. Gonna do the timing advance mod and a header pipe for next season. I'll also get a second rear wheel for taller sprocket that will have a dedicated tire and chain for weekends and maybe some races, swap out to a more streetable tread and gearing for commuting to work( it's got a title and plate,lights etc.). Suspension is Abit squishy for a big guy for sure but I don't do MX so it's not a big problem. The frame/fork geometry on these is what amazes me the most. It may be a bit top hvy to some but I've learned to work with it. These klx's handle as well as any mtb I've used on tight single track and it's very stable at high speed( just don't roll your bars to far forward)!

Great looking bike, I'm thinking of getting one

Informative! Thankyou!

I had the dual sport version and it was a great bike. I just wished I could get the R suspension on a dual sport.

After a few mods to flavor to taste, I'm still loving my original 2020 model. I just wish there was a better aftermarket tank option than the underwhelming one IMS is asking four bills for.

I look forward to the vids! It’s between this and a crf250f for my next bike unless they come out with the wr300r they’ve been rumoring. Seems like 300r is the new do it all bike whereas the crf250f is a little lighter for tight stuff but air cooled and worse suspension so…

I like these bikes I think they look really cool. Also a fan of the crf250f. I wish yamaha would make a bike in this class also

Got this for my first bike. Changed the pegs to some Tusks. Other than that it seems ready to rip out the door. Can you put some links to those barkbusters and other accessories? thanks.

Im thinking of having a bike like this

Do you have a skid plate? If so are you able to link? The hoses on the front already had a stick between them on my first ride… no damage but that’s already close enough

Nice bike! How tall are you? I'm 6 ft and am a little worried about the seat height

I have a 2006 CRF250 and im planning on buying this one brand new, how does it compare? will this feel slow and heavy?

I know im in this video mighty late, but do you feel the weight on this bike at slower speeds? Because thats why i never liked trail riding my drz400. So the 300lb mark on this bike makes me want to just buy and old kdx200 or a new yz250x or 125x because i like a light feeling bike

How much did you pay? Its 6400 OTD where I am. Since they’re coming out with the 24’s for same msrp 6400 I would try to get it for 6. You think that it’s worth it

where was this filmed? looks like iceland

Are these fuel injected

Ayy

Is it over 300lbs?

Which headlight are you putting on it?