A new Yamaha R3 has been launched, aimed at challenging other 300cc sportbikes. As one of the last manufacturers to introduce a 300cc motorcycle in this class, Yamaha was eager to show off the new bike and make it stand out from its rivals. With its inverted fork and styling that is similar to the R1 and R6, the R3 features an improved rider triangle. Its price is about the same as the 2018 model.
Yamaha YZF-R3
The YZF-R3 is a lightweight supersport that features ergonomics inspired by the MotoGP(r) YZR-M1. Its chassis is constructed from high-tensile steel tubing for the ultimate balance of rigidity and strength. Its short wheelbase provides sporty handling and a nearly 50:50 weight distribution. Its high-tech features and advanced engineering make it an ideal choice for racetrack riding and canyon carving.
The engine of the YZF-R3 is built with a parallel-twin design. It features 180-degree firing order and dual overhead cams. The YZF-R3 is fitted with a six-speed transmission for smooth shifting. It weighs just 375 pounds when soaked. Its chassis is designed to minimize hand-stinging vibrations, while its counterbalancer helps eliminate vibration. The motorcycle’s new forks and tires enhance its handling.
Honda CBR300R
The Honda CBR300R is one of the best 300cc motorcycles, and its full body panels conceal its inner workings, including its engine and gearbox. This motorcycle is also remarkably fuel-efficient and docile. Its combination of docility and speed makes it the ideal city bike and sportbike. Its low price and versatile riding style allow for a variety of riding styles, from aggressive to sane. It brings back the fun of riding.
The Honda CBR300R is not a red-lining torque monster, but its low-end baked engine design keeps RPMs low and wears out less quickly than bikes with high-revving engines. Hondas are not known for being high-revving torque machines, but they are known for their reliability. The Honda CCBR300R engine is especially efficient, making it last longer than any other motorcycle in the 300cc beginner sportbike class.
Kawasaki Ninja Z 300
The new Kawasaki Ninja Z 300cc is a stylish, performance-orientated motorcycle. It boasts a lightweight diamond frame and high-performance features. Its plated bores and open-deck design offer superior heat dissipation. A new body design features a high-performance design that is inspired by the Ninja ZX(tm)-10R superbike, offering excellent aerodynamics and effective heat management. The motorcycle’s floating windscreen is a key feature of this bike’s design, minimizing buffeting and providing smooth airflow around the rider’s helmet.
The 300R and 250R share many of the same mechanical and ergonomic features. Both feature parallel twin layouts and 180-degree cranks. However, the two engines have slight differences. While the 250R uses a single-piece clutch and a slipper clutch, the Ninja Z 300 has a dual-throttle valve and features a sleeve-less cylinder design. The clutch lever and the footpegs are designed to be easy to use and quick to shift.
BMW G 310 GS
The BMW G 310 GS is a three hundred cc motorcycle with a single cylinder engine. The engine has four valves and features a dual overhead camshaft with finger followers similar to those used in racing. The bike can reach a top speed of 143 km/h, which is comparable to a typical car. The weight of the motorcycle is 169.5 kg unloaded and 193 kg fully fuelled.
The BMW G 310 GS is an extremely versatile motorcycle with a wide range of riding capabilities. The bike has a neutral, predictable feel, enabling it to handle both street and light trail riding. Its ergos are well-balanced, and the suspension has plenty of travel. The BMW G 310 GS is also comfortable and easy to handle, with excellent stability and steering precision.