The Honda CB300F is marketed as an uncompromising street fighter for having a powerful engine along with sharp looks, nimble handling, and plenty of features. It is inspired by the styling of the Honda CB500F which reflects in its name also.

Below is an overview of the offering of this sports bike from Honda.

Honda CB300F Engine, Specifications, and Performance

This bike is powered by a 293.52cc four-stroke oil-cooled engine that has a single cylinder with a four-valve configuration. The compression ratio of the engine is 9.3:1 and it has an injection-based fuel supply system. The engine gets paired with a six-speed gearbox through a wet multi-plate clutch and churns out a maximum of 23.8bhp at 7500 rpm and 25.6 Nm at 5500 rpm. The claimed Honda CB300F mileage is 55 km/l albeit it is subject to change based on the ride conditions.

Other specifications of this bike are a diamond-type frame, telescopic (USD) front suspension, Mono-shock rear suspension, 17-inch alloy wheels with a 110mm wide front tyre and 150mm wide rear tyre, front disc brake of 276mm diameter, and rear disc brake of 220mm diameter.

Talking about the dimensions, this motorcycle possesses a length of 2084mm, a width of 765mm, and a height of 1075mm. it has a wheelbase of 1390mm, ground clearance of 1477mm, and kerb weight of 153kg. The seat of the bike is 614mm long and is positioned at a height of 789mm. Further, its fuel tank has a capacity of taking 14.1 litre of petrol.

Honda CB300F Exterior Elements

This Honda Motorcycle comes with an edgy design and two-tone body paint. It looks like a roaring bull due to its sculpted muscular fuel tank and down-bending head and handlebar. It has an external edgy element fixed on the fuel tank with ‘CB300F’ branding. Further, the front fender has dual-tone paint with a two-piece design. The LED headlamp looks like an animal face due to the eyes and mouth-like inner design. The turn indicators have been placed on the instrument cluster housing while the model branding is right-below them. Furthermore, the exhaust headers are covered by the edgy engine cowl that gets ‘Honda’ branding on it. The exhaust pipe is sloped upwards to avoid water ingress while passing through a water-logged way. Moreover, This Honda bike exhibits a two-step split seat, a two-piece pillion grab bar, golden front shock absorbers, semi-circular jewel-like tail light, ultra-thin rear turn indicators, reflectors, and a registration plate light.

Honda CB300F Features

This two-wheeler comes with a dual-channel anti-lock braking system to control the direction of the vehicle and provide stability. The Honda selectable torque control system is also in place to support the work of ABS by means of controlling and supplying optimum traction to the wheels. It has a digital meter with five-level brightness adjustments to display the ride stats and other indications clearly in different light conditions. The meter display also gets HSVCS which is a control system to operate various mobile phone activities through handle mounted switch unit that accepts voice prompts as well. Moreover, This Honda two-wheeler has an assist slipper clutch to aid in quick gear shifts with relatively lesser effort, ignition key insertion on the tank, and a USB-C phone charger to keep your phone charged during longer and even shorter rides.

Honda CB300F Price and Variants

This bike is sold in two variants – Deluxe and Deluxe Pro – and three colours which are Sports Red, Matt Marvel Blue Metallic, and Mat Axis Grey Metallic.

The Honda CB300F price competes with the prices of other bikes of a similar segment like the Bajaj Dominar 400, KTM RC 200, and Yamaha R15 V4. You can scroll up to the price section to check the up-to-date ex-showroom and on-road prices of this motorcycle.

Speaking of warranty, it comes with a three years standard warranty accompanied by a few terms and conditions which can be checked with the dealer at the time of purchase.

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