Reviews of Kawasaki Ninja 300 [2018-2019]

The bike was launched a long time before ,but i must say ,that no one can mess with the daddy. This bike is old enough but still it wins the race with ktm rc390 and other bikes of the price almost same as its . And also ,the most important thing i love about his bike is its top speed . Other bikes may get ahead in start but then ninja 300 overtakes them by its high speed. The problem with this bike is only its weight ,if it is removed the bike will be perfect as hell. And also the seat height would be better if increased a little. Thank you.

About the Reviewer

This is my first review on kawasaki ninja 300. For decades kawasaki has been one of the steadfast manufacturers that build smaller motorcycles aimed at new riders. The ninja 250 is an iconic bike that got a serious face-lift in 2008. A few years later, kawasaki released the next evolution of that bike: the ninja 300. It’s an improvement on the ninja 250 in every way, in fact it just might be the best beginner motorcycle. Now about the performance: engine: four-stroke, liquid-cooled, dohc, parallel twin

Displacement: 296cc

Bore x stroke: 62.0 x 49.0mm

Compression ratio: 10.6:1

Fuel system: dfi® with dual 32mm throttle bodies?

Ignition: tcbi with digital advance?

Transmission: six-speed with positive neutral finder

Final drive: chain

Horsepower: 34.95 @ 10,860rpm

Torque: 18 foot lbs @ 8370

It’s a bike that is easy to ride, fun on the road, and has more than a few features that make things easier (and keep you safe!). Really the only thing that makes it less than ideal is the fact that it comes fully faired. That means there are all sorts of plastic bits that can get cracked or crushed if you drop the bike.The fact that the ninja 300 is a pretty light weight bike will help with that, and i know that the plastics do make the bike look downright sexy.

Pros

Fantastic looking bike

Great engine that is capable of highway speeds

Amazing transmission

Great gas mileage

Fun for new and experienced riders

Lightweight

Cons

Full fairings means in a drop cause s severe damage

About the Reviewer

The bike was launched a long time before ,but i must say ,that no one can mess with the daddy. This bike is old enough but still it wins the race with ktm rc390 and other bikes of the price almost same as its . And also ,the most important thing i love about his bike is its top speed . Other bikes may get ahead in start but then ninja 300 overtakes them by its high speed. The problem with this bike is only its weight ,if it is removed the bike will be perfect as hell. And also the seat height would be better if increased a little. Thank you.

About the Reviewer

This is my first review on kawasaki ninja 300. For decades kawasaki has been one of the steadfast manufacturers that build smaller motorcycles aimed at new riders. The ninja 250 is an iconic bike that got a serious face-lift in 2008. A few years later, kawasaki released the next evolution of that bike: the ninja 300. It’s an improvement on the ninja 250 in every way, in fact it just might be the best beginner motorcycle. Now about the performance: engine: four-stroke, liquid-cooled, dohc, parallel twin

Displacement: 296cc

Bore x stroke: 62.0 x 49.0mm

Compression ratio: 10.6:1

Fuel system: dfi® with dual 32mm throttle bodies?

Ignition: tcbi with digital advance?

Transmission: six-speed with positive neutral finder

Final drive: chain

Horsepower: 34.95 @ 10,860rpm

Torque: 18 foot lbs @ 8370

It’s a bike that is easy to ride, fun on the road, and has more than a few features that make things easier (and keep you safe!). Really the only thing that makes it less than ideal is the fact that it comes fully faired. That means there are all sorts of plastic bits that can get cracked or crushed if you drop the bike.The fact that the ninja 300 is a pretty light weight bike will help with that, and i know that the plastics do make the bike look downright sexy.

Pros

Fantastic looking bike

Great engine that is capable of highway speeds

Amazing transmission

Great gas mileage

Fun for new and experienced riders

Lightweight

Cons

Full fairings means in a drop cause s severe damage

About the Reviewer

The bike was launched a long time before ,but i must say ,that no one can mess with the daddy. This bike is old enough but still it wins the race with ktm rc390 and other bikes of the price almost same as its . And also ,the most important thing i love about his bike is its top speed . Other bikes may get ahead in start but then ninja 300 overtakes them by its high speed. The problem with this bike is only its weight ,if it is removed the bike will be perfect as hell. And also the seat height would be better if increased a little. Thank you.

About the Reviewer

This is my first review on kawasaki ninja 300. For decades kawasaki has been one of the steadfast manufacturers that build smaller motorcycles aimed at new riders. The ninja 250 is an iconic bike that got a serious face-lift in 2008. A few years later, kawasaki released the next evolution of that bike: the ninja 300. It’s an improvement on the ninja 250 in every way, in fact it just might be the best beginner motorcycle. Now about the performance: engine: four-stroke, liquid-cooled, dohc, parallel twin

Displacement: 296cc

Bore x stroke: 62.0 x 49.0mm

Compression ratio: 10.6:1

Fuel system: dfi® with dual 32mm throttle bodies?

Ignition: tcbi with digital advance?

Transmission: six-speed with positive neutral finder

Final drive: chain

Horsepower: 34.95 @ 10,860rpm

Torque: 18 foot lbs @ 8370

It’s a bike that is easy to ride, fun on the road, and has more than a few features that make things easier (and keep you safe!). Really the only thing that makes it less than ideal is the fact that it comes fully faired. That means there are all sorts of plastic bits that can get cracked or crushed if you drop the bike.The fact that the ninja 300 is a pretty light weight bike will help with that, and i know that the plastics do make the bike look downright sexy.

Pros

Fantastic looking bike

Great engine that is capable of highway speeds

Amazing transmission

Great gas mileage

Fun for new and experienced riders

Lightweight

Cons

Full fairings means in a drop cause s severe damage

About the Reviewer